The UK Premiere of

THE GRÖNHOLM METHOD

By Jordi Galceran. Translated by Anne García-Romero and Mark St. Germain.
 
Set in the offices of a New York City Fortune 500 company, four unsuspecting candidates embark on the most testing job interview of their lives.
 
This taut play, premiered in Barcelona in 2003 to great critical acclaim, exposes the psychological depths people will go to in order to get what they want.
 
In our age of reality TV game shows and tweeting US Presidents, The Grönholm Method explores the human capacity to manipulate, lie and ‘play the game’ to get ahead in life.

Jonathan Cake plays Frank. His theatre credits include Baby Doll (National Theatre / Albery Theatre), Medea (Queen’s Theatre / US tour), Coriolanus (Shakespeare’s Globe), A Flea In Her Ear (Old Vic), Antony and Cleopatra (RSC), Cymbeline (Lincoln Center, New York). Television credits include Mosley, Legends of Tomorrow, The Affair, Criminal Minds, Camping, The Killing, Desperate Housewives, Chuck, Extras and Empire. Film credits include Brideshead Revisited, Krews, True Blue and First Knight.
 
Greg McHugh plays Carl. He is best known for playing Howard in the TV series Fresh Meat. Other television credits include The A Word, Fresh Meat, Marvellous, Dates, Two Doors Down, Bad Education, Bob Servant and Gary: Tank Commander. His theatre credits include Celebrity Autobiography (Kings Theatre, Glasgow) & Will & Greg: A Sketch Show (Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh).

Laura Pitt-Pulford plays Melanie. Her theatre includes Barnum (Menier Chocolate Factory), Nell Gwyn (ETT, Globe and tour), Flowers for Mrs Harris (Sheffield Crucible), Oliver! (Leicester Curve), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Olivier nomination – Regent’s Park) and Mack & Mabel and Side Show (Southwark).

John Gordon Sinclair plays Rick. He returns to the Menier Chocolate Factory having previously appeared in The Invisible Man. Other theatre credits include Jeeves & Wooster (Duke of York’s Theatre), The Ladykillers (Vaudeville Theatre), Absurd Person Singular (Garrick Theatre) and The Producers (Theatre Royal Drury Lane). Film credits include Local Hero, World War Z, The Girl in the Picture and Gregory’s Girl. Television credits include Siblings, Frank Stubbs Promotes, Your Cheatin' Heart, and Mad About Alice.

 

PERFORMANCE DETAILS

10th May - 7th July 2018
Previews 10th - 21th May
Tuesday - Saturday 8pm
Saturday & Sunday 3:30pm

No performance on Friday 15th June

 
 

We are delighted to offer a range of ticket prices, from discounted preview tickets to Premier seats, with the emphasis on 'the sooner you book, the better the price'.