fickle eulogy
Next dates:
The BCN Studio (ES)
July 26th
The BCN Studio (ES)
July 27th
The Hope Theatre (UK)
August 16th
The Hope Theatre (UK)
August 17th
The Hope Theatre (UK)
August 18th
Full of laughter, unexpected tears and deeply personal.
This will take your hand and lovingly walk you through the process of grief.
A powerhouse of an actress. No other show like it.
Adam Jacques, Vocal Core
Tour de force; heart breaking with rib-splitting humour.
Lucas Avram, Club with Lucas
Incredible performance and storytelling.
An intimate, powerful and explorative look at grief
that perfectly blends anger, humour and socio-political commentary.
Colin Wharton
Nothing short of mind-blowing.
Kollars‘ performance cannot be overstated enough in this dynamic, funny and life-affecting play.
Sophie Berry, Palooza Events
SYNOPSIS
Ann stands before an audience, tasked with delivering a loving eulogy for her mother, Sue—who refused vaccines, distrusted science, and ultimately died of COVID-19.
As the funeral looms, Ann wrestles with grief, frustration, and guilt, slipping into different characters and memories in a whirlwind of humour, raw emotion, and biting truth.
What begins as procrastination becomes an unfiltered exploration of loss, love, and the seductive power of misinformation.
Based on true events, Fickle Eulogy is a gripping solo performance that delves into the messy, unpredictable nature of mourning, the weight of ideology, and the struggle to reconcile love with irreconcilable choices.
Written and performed by Nikol Kollars | Directed by Javier Galitó-Cava | Assistant Director Ricard Ritxi Olivé | Production technician Koa Salazar
PRESS
Everything Theatre:
We see COVID deniers as loons, far right conspiracists and unhinged, yet here we are presented with someone who could be our own mother in so many ways; she is sweet, loving, caring, but with one small aspect that threatens to overshadow all of that.
London Pub Theatres Mag:
Kollars’ performance is fantastic, and she is able to conduct the show from an incredibly small space, with various props at arm’s length around her.
The Reviews Hub:
The show plays with light and shade and explores some interesting socio-political ideas amongst Ann’s mourning.
The Peg:
This is a witty, at times hilarious, but ultimately deeping touching show, which is brutally honest about the realities of grief and loss.
Seen Anything Lately:
Kollars leads the audience through a visceral emotional landscape—confusion, frustration, guilt, anger, sorrow, and flashes of absurdity.
Love London Love Culture:
There is a real rawness and emotional conflict that is on display from start to finish that keeps the audience thoroughly invested.
Fickle Eulogy
A monodrama
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Steve Salazar +34 678549633