Written by Dean Stalham, Sporadicity is a stark and unflinching exploration of life on the margins, offering audiences a gripping glimpse into the private hell of those entangled in the illegal drug trade. Starring Francis Saunders and Claire Maria Fox, this intense two-hander lays bare the inevitable collapse of a deeply dysfunctional relationship, shaped by mistrust, jealousy, and emotional volatility.
Through a dynamic blend of reflective monologue, sharp dialogue, performance poetry, and carefully structured exposition, the production creates a layered and thought-provoking theatrical experience. The use of exposition is particularly striking, guiding the audience through the characters’ fractured realities while maintaining dramatic tension and emotional immediacy.
Francis Saunders delivers a compelling performance, demonstrating clear growth in his technique and a confident command of the stage. His portrayal captures both vulnerability and aggression, adding depth to an already complex character. Claire Maria Fox is equally impressive, bringing precision and emotional intelligence to her role, skilfully conveying the psychological toll of a relationship defined by conflict and misunderstanding.
Together, Saunders and Fox present two individuals brutalised by their circumstances and ultimately unable to truly understand one another. Sporadicity stands as a modern tale of jealous rage and emotional disintegration, challenging audiences to confront uncomfortable truths about dependency, communication, and human fragility.
Ticket Information
Performance Dates: Friday 17th & Saturday 18th July
Performance Times: 7.30pm
Run Time: 90 mins (includes interval)
Tickets: £15 (includes booking fee)