A event on Tuesday 12th October. The event starts at 20:00.
You have a son you dislike. Your wife is dead. What do you do? How far would you go to get a better one? One you like.
This is the scenario playwright Caryl Churchill sets in the near future. She takes her usual distinctive look at questions of moral inquiry.
She explores the idea of identity; asks questions about parenting, nature versus nurture, guilt, greed and control. Her sharp, pacy dialogue draws you right into the heart of the play. It is up to you to find the answers.
We are delighted to welcome Brycgstow Theatre back for a second visit following their successful presentation of Philip Ridley’s ‘Tender Napalm’ in 2017. This one promises to be just as thought provoking and involving.
Entry requirements:
This is the scenario playwright Caryl Churchill sets in the near future. She takes her usual distinctive look at questions of moral inquiry.
She explores the idea of identity; asks questions about parenting, nature versus nurture, guilt, greed and control. Her sharp, pacy dialogue draws you right into the heart of the play. It is up to you to find the answers.
We are delighted to welcome Brycgstow Theatre back for a second visit following their successful presentation of Philip Ridley’s ‘Tender Napalm’ in 2017. This one promises to be just as thought provoking and involving.
Entry requirements: