Dates
June 8th 2013 at the Bike Shed Theatre as part of EXEplorer and Ignite festivals

January 22nd 2014 at the Bike Shed Theatre as part of From Devon With Love festival

April 25th and 26th 2014 at Discover 21 Theatre, Edinburgh

June 20th to 22nd 2014 at St Anne’s Art Centre as part of Fringe TheatreFest Barnstaple.

Chet Baker, Love is an attempt at closure. How do you end a relationship that never was, yet spans a decade? If only we had said something at the time. If only we hadn‘t said anything ten years later..

A (de-)construction of a real life relationship, Chet Baker, Love explores the ideals of love, the feeling of regret and first and foremost how a piece of music can define a relationship. Love is a fleeting memory. If only one could catch it, define it, make it into something tangible.

Written and performed by Kolbrun Sigfusdottir, directed by Joshua Lucas. 


All photographs by Melissa Barrett.

Chet Baker, Love offers a multi-layered and subtly nuanced and skilful performance.
Joe Burford-Redgrove, The Daily Fringe

Chet Baker, Love is possibly one of the most unorthodox and intriguing plays I have ever seen.
Sabrina Aziz, Exepose