by Penelope Skinner
Directed by Charlotte Gwinner
Starring Claire Skinner
Tickets & Priority Booking
Priority booking is now open for all patrons and members.
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General sale opens at 12pm on Wednesday 16 September.
Stream On Demand from Home
Watch online any time between 7.30pm on 10 August and 11.59pm on 13 August 2027. Choose any date to book tickets to watch from home.
Once you’ve booked your tickets, you’ll receive an access information email closer to the streaming period. During the streaming period, you’ll also find a link on this webpage that you can use to log in and start watching.
As this OT On Screen production will be enjoyed from outside the theatre, we ask people to pay what they’re happy to give, starting from £15.
One minute you’re driving to Willesden with carrot soup, next thing you know, you’ve run someone over.
When Anne (Claire Skinner) hits a stranger with her car, he crashes straight into her carefully guarded world. What follows is funnier, messier, and more tender than either of them was ready for. As Billy faces the fallout, Anne is forced to confront painful memories, while grappling with a new future… and perhaps even a new identity.
Infamous Anne is a sharp, warm, witty and unexpectedly moving portrait of one woman’s small, safe life gloriously blown open.
One of Britain’s most acclaimed playwrights, Penelope Skinner (The Village Bike, Linda, Angry Alan) returns with a brand-new play, directed by Charlotte Gwinner (The Distance). Claire Skinner, adored by millions for her BAFTA-nominated performance as Sue in Outnumbered and celebrated stage work, which won her the Critics’ Circle Award for Best Actress, makes her Orange Tree debut as Anne, with further casting to be announced.
“A rousing play. Fierce and vibrant.”
The Observer on Penelope Skinner’s Linda
“Skinner knows exactly what she’s doing and does it with gleeful, freewheeling verve.”
The Guardian on Penelope Skinner’s The Village Bike
Cast
Claire Skinner
Anne
Creative Team
Penelope Skinner
Writer
Charlotte Gwinner
Director