Daniel Kitson

It’s Always Right Now, Until It’s Later tells one life forwards and another backwards, making the order of events central to its effect. Kitson uses the duration of a theatrical monologue to change what an ordinary moment means once its surroundings are revealed. Begin with this work for a storyteller whose comedy grows out of close attention to lives and relationships. The formal design earns its place here: it asks the audience to hold details in mind and recognise connections as the two narratives develop.