Attachment Theory
Two queer men sit down to their therapy sessions to navigate their fresh romance. One is a former American monk with a troubled past. The other, an anxiety-prone, privileged English painter courting drug addiction. They don’t realize, as they open up about their deepest feelings about the other, that they’re seeing the same therapist. As their memories begin to contradict and trauma re-emerges, the audience (playing the therapist) must consider who might be telling the truth, and where to place their trust.
Attachment Theory was awarded an Arts Council England National Lottery Project Grant, which allowed it to be developed through workshops with a number of London-based queer organizations, including Say It Loud Club. It premiered in April 2026 at Canal Cafe Theatre and Bread and Roses.
Directed by: Dom Stephens
Starring: Marley Brown, Dan Holland and Bernice Togher
Co-Produced by: Hannah Brennan and Act On Tap
“A tight and uncomfortable queer story that must be told.”
It will return in 2027—stay tuned!