The true story of a boy growing up with no father to guide him through and a giant ball to weigh him down. 400 millilitres. That’s how much liquid was drained from Michael’s left testicle. That’s more than a can of coke. He should have told someone sooner but who could he turn to? His dad died ten years ago from motor neurone disease and besides, school is full of rumours about what the giant bulge in his trousers actually is. Who wants to stop that? Now a major BBC Three TV series; join Music Theatre Guernsey for this original coming of age comedic play about masculinity, friendship, family, love, grief and testicles.
Tickets: £10 each / Tables of 5 £50
Venue: Fermain Tavern
Doors at 7.30pm / Show at 8pm
Reviews
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Fabulous performance. Good setting for a play like this. Easy booking process and helpful and chatty people on the door on arrival.
Will certainly be looking out for more of your productions – we are very lucky on island to have some very talented performers and a small scale production like this can showcase their talents sometimes more than a bigger productions. Also, the short timing of the show at an hour makes it perfect for a midweek treat.– Sue N
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What a very powerful moving performance, well acted and what a great team united to put this play together with the utmost compassion and sincerity
Well done and i am looking forward to see what Jack does in the future– Paula T
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What an outstanding performance that made me laugh and cry! The young actor held the attention of the audience throughout whilst delivering a truly memorable performance. Added together with the other group members who support the performance and greet the audience it made for a lovely Friday night and as ever I’ll be looking out for future shows. Well done to all involved and may the community continue to support your efforts.
– Elaine G
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Brilliant performance.
– Stephen O
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Absolutely stunning production.
Jack’s storytelling skills took us in a rollercoaster of emotions in a short space of time.
Darren’s attention to detail in the direction and staging of the production was phenomenal.
A really memorable production with some important messages to take away.– Ali C
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I thought the performance was extremely convincing, full of happiness and sadness.
– Stephen K
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Great venue for a small show and very well done!
– Debbie
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I thought that it was a really impressive and powerful performance by Jack Tostevin. He certainly held the audience too.
– Peter F
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Superb. Up there with many top professional theatre I have seen over many years. The Belfast accent was spot on. well done to all.
– Elaine S
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Excellent!
– Mandy C
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Superb night entertainment. Well worth the watch. Well done.
– Donna R
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Very talented actor
– Imelda
