
Abhorrent Little Scrotum & Hunger: a Fragen Network double bill
PART OF DRAYTON ARMS THEATRE EDINBURGH PREVIEWS
Fragen Network is proud to present a preview evening of two brand new shows we are taking to the Edinburgh Fringe this summer:
ABHORRENT LITTLE SCROTUM
Playing in the dark world of delusion and betrayal, Abhorrent Little Scrotum is a surreal, darkly comic cyber-thriller about fractured identity and broken friendship. After a personal collapse, hacker Jack retreats into the Experience, a hallucinatory digital mindscape, to rescue her best friend Dari from a consuming mental virus. Under the Experience, Jack tries to help Dari keep it together as her hunt for the truth turns into a dangerous obsession.
HUNGER
Adapting one of the earliest stream-of-consciousness novels for the stage, Hunger is the portrait of a starving writer in an unforgiving city. Our nameless protagonist swings from ridiculous delusions of grandeur to fits of existential despair as he battles against his own self-sabotage and a world that cannot understand his gifts. Fragen Network utilize our signature blend of dream worlds, physical theatre and dark humour to create a raw, hypnotic exploration of desperation, obsession and the fragile line between genius and madness.
POST-SHOW Q&A
We’ll be hosting a brief post-show Q&A as an informal opportunity to hear more about the making of our shows, the ideas behind them and the different creative process unique to each. It’s a chance to ask questions, share thoughts and continue the conversation beyond the curtain call. The Q&A will last for 30 minutes.
CAST
Ángel López-Silva
Anastasiya Zinvoieva
CREATIVE TEAM
Designer: Denis Girenko
Lighting Designer: Zidi Wu
Stage Manager: Helen Thomas
Producer: Yixuan Yang & Roland Reynolds
Writing: Abhorrent Little Scrotum, a new play by Roland Reynolds
Hunger, a novel by Knut Hamsun, adapted by Roland Reynolds
Director: Roland Reynolds
Content warnings: Contains distressing or potentially triggering themes, Nudity, Scenes of a sexual nature, Scenes of sexual violence, Scenes of violence, Strong language/swearing
Fancy dinner and a show? Book at table at the Drayton Arms pub now and enjoy the pre-theatre menu before heading upstairs!
Theatre Company Reviews:
5*
“a thought-provoking and extremely relevant piece of theatre, brilliantly staged and
performed, and well worth seeing."- LondonTheatre1 for Blush of Dogs
5*
“ground-breaking theatre...This is not just drama for entertainment but theatre for
social change.”
- Broadway Baby for 5 out of 10 Men
Production Details
Run Time:
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Act One: 50 mins
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Act Two: 50 mins
Age Restrictions:
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15
Tickets:
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£10.00 Standard
Performances:
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Fri 1st Aug 2025 - 7:00 pm