
Ralph Remers
Stephen Thomas
A new play about two gay men, living in 1940s London, longing for life elsewhere.

“I simply needed to hear your voice again. Being deprived of such comfort made me feel dreary. Dreariness makes me crave for peanut pie. I ate a lot of peanut pie…”
Stephen Thomas seems to have it all; he married his college sweetheart, has a well-paying job, and has a lovely house in suburban London. There's just one thing... Stephen is in love with a man. Trying to sustain his affair, he finds himself forced to choose between a secure, socially acceptable life or live a free-spirited one down in Paris. When he's just about to make this big life decision, fate decides otherwise.
‘Peanut Pie – A Queer Tragicomedy’ is a newly written play set in 1940s London, a time when homosexuality was perceived very differently in social, legal, and medical ways. A story about impossible love, loss, and love for peanut pie.

Stephen Thomas

Anna Thomas

James Williams

Ruth Evans

Margaret Johnson / Ms. Winckelmann

Ronald Johnson / Mr Stewart

Nurse Wingfield

Dr. von Hellinger

Dr. Bloomsbury

Ms. Bacon

Mr. Peters
Humor, drama, classic references, and a good dose of nostalgia…
Peanut Pie was delicious to watch…
An intense, credible & delicate play…
You feel the tenderness radiating from Stephen and James’ relationship…
A tender, tragic play performed by a talented cast…
Comic timing and swing-dance moves provide relief in a tale full of tension…
A heart-rending tale of doomed love with terrible consequences…
Interesting multidimensional characters portrayed by strong actors…



