Trapped in a departure lounge thanks to a delayed plane, George and Lynda Sumner debate the meaning of life, the common bluebottle, sex tapes and the pros and cons of a KFC, but it soon becomes clear that Lynda’s journey is one way and that George has been hiding a painful secret for all of their married life. |
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Date/Time
Date(s) - 24/07/2026
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
The Blue Orange Theatre
Trapped in a departure lounge thanks to a delayed plane, George and Lynda Sumner debate the meaning of life, the common bluebottle, sex tapes and the pros and cons of a KFC… but it soon becomes clear that Lynda’s journey is one way and that George has been hiding a painful secret for all of their married life.
Will George find the strength to support his wife to end her journey? Can Lynda help him to begin his own? Or will a series of emotional revelations divert both their plans?
Terminal 2 is a life affirming, comedy drama about love, life, death, true friendship and coming out later in life.
*Recommended for 14+
“Terminal 2 explores the very important topics of sexuality, grief, life and death, but don’t be fooled into thinking you’re in for a hard-hitting evening… a rollercoaster of emotions, this performance had me laughing and crying all the way through. It explores the topics in a sensitive but light-hearted way which equally gives you time to soak up every emotion and leaves you thinking about what really matters” from NorthWestEnd UK four star review.
‘So wonderful to see a completely new take on an LGBTQ+ story’ (audience member)
‘Beautiful mix of comedy and sorrow’ (audience member)
David Payne (writer) is a prolific playwright and Producer on The Archers, where he is also Chief Storyliner. He has been storyliner at Eastenders and Hollyoaks, and has three plays touring this year.
Allan Nicol (George) has appeared in Coronation Street, Emmerdale, Brassic and Alma’s Not Normal and Fringe theatre in the NorthWest.
Janice Fryett (Lynda) has appeared in Emmerdale and The Archers, as a presenter on the BBC World Service, several TV Adverts, and lots of fringe theatre, including musicals.
Performances on Friday 24th & Saturday 25th July.
Tickets £10. To book click here.
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