Four plays by the writer behind the West End smash-hit, Festen
Serving it Up: a precociously perceptive debut play about East End loutishness . Evening Standard
Summer Begins a story of the dreams and frustrations of working class young people living in Barking that confirms Eldridge's impressive command of dialogue and character. Evening Standard
Under the Blue Sky: Like perfect blue skies, first-class new plays are few and far between, but when they appear they send your spirits soaring. Just such a heavenly piece of writing is the latest by David Eldridge. Daily Telegraph
M.A.D.: a poignant and compelling family drama set in cold war Britain. Beautifully written ... a marvellous play. Daily Telegraph
A young dramatist with few peers when it comes to presenting deep emotion without a hint of fuss or staginess (Daily Telegraph)
Serving it Up; Summer Begins; Under the Blue Sky; M.A.D.
David Eldridge was awarded the Time Out Live Award for Best New Play in the West End in 2001 for Under the Blue Sky. His full-length plays include Serving it Up (Bush 1996), A Week with Tony (Finborou gh Theatre 1996), Summer Begins (RNT Studio and Donmar Warehouse 1997), Falling (Hampstead Theatre 1 999), Under the Blue Sky (Royal Court Theatre 2000), Festen (Almeida and Lyric Theatre 2004), and M. A.D. (Bush 2004).