A door closes. Footsteps fade. And two dogs are left behind. One old, faithful, fading. One young, restless, new. Together, they wait—for love, for meaning, for the one who might never come back.
WOOF is a poetic and playful exploration of loyalty, loss, and the strange rituals we build around love. Told entirely from the dogs’ point of view, it’s a story about faith without understanding, and the bond between creatures who don’t speak the same language but feel the same ache.
A tender, physical, funny piece of theatre that speaks to dog lovers, dreamers, and anyone who’s ever waited at the door.
WOOF is a poetic and playful exploration of loyalty, loss, and the strange rituals we build around love. Told entirely from the dogs’ point of view, it’s a story about faith without understanding, and the bond between creatures who don’t speak the same language but feel the same ache.
A tender, physical, funny piece of theatre that speaks to dog lovers, dreamers, and anyone who’s ever waited at the door.
Theatre, Family Friendly, World Premiere, 2 Hander, First Time Writer, Tragi-comedy
