Tessa Peake-Jones (Only Fools and Horses) stars in Invisible Me, Bren Gosling’s comedy-drama about working-class Londoners who re-enter the world of dating later in life.
When sixty is just the beginning…
Lynn’s sex life more or less expired in 1987 – no memorial service, not even a sympathy card. Now she rattles around the house she inherited from her mum.
Jack, a newly widowed and HIV-positive gay man, is hurled back onto the singles scene after 35 years. Armed with grief, cautious optimism, and a baffling array of dating apps, he’s trying to figure out if there’s still room for romance.
And then there’s Alec, divorced, estranged from his grown-up kids, and still convinced he’s the same irresistible punk who could pull anyone with a grin back in ’82. Time, however, has other ideas.
★★★★★ “An inspired message that resonates today” – Boyz Magazine
★★★★ “Beautifully constructed reflection on ageing and the choices it offers” – Broadway World
When all three Londoners stumble into unexpected encounters – yes, with bedroom implications – their lives crack open in ways they never saw coming. A warm, witty, and big-hearted comedy-drama about romance, second chances, and discovering that it’s never too late to start again. Scott LeCrass directs James Holmes, Kevin N Golding and Tessa Peake-Jones.
Following the 7.30pm on Monday 13 April 2026, I’ll talk to Invisible Me‘s cast and creatives about navigating life, love, and loneliness through theatre. Any questions? Join us!