Shark
The new play Jumping The Shark is by a new comedy writing partnership - David Cantor (BBC hits ‘My Family’, ‘My Family’, ‘Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps’ and ‘Green Green Grass’) and Michael Kingsbury whose writing credits include ‘Seduced’ at The Finborough, ‘All Manner Of Means’ at BAC and ‘Contact.Com’ at the Park Theatre, who also directs.
Sonia Friedman has announced that The Shark is Broken has recouped, as the critically acclaimed play comes to a triumphant end at the Ambassadors Theatre. Like the famously turbulent shoot of the movie JAWS, The Shark is Broken made it to the West End against all odds after the initial 2020 run was postponed due to the pandemic, before steering a course through the many crises and disruptions the theatre industry has faced since.
The Shark is Broken will extend its run at the Ambassadors Theatre until 13 February 2022. The production made a big splash when it opened in the West End last month receiving critical acclaim and delighting audiences.
The Shark Is Broken was a hit in Edinburgh in 2019 and has taken a while to open in London for obvious reasons. It has been worth the wait though. This 90-minute three-hander has something for film fans, those interested in masculinity and anyone who wants to see a brilliant stage set.
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