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Sorry We Didn't Die at Sea archiveIt's the near future and Europe has failed. A domino effect of nationalist, isolationist policies has left the continent's economies on the brink of collapse, and the very individuals who wanted to close its borders to immigrants are forced to flee across the seas. In a claustrophobic shipping container, three unnamed travellers place their lives at the mercy of a mysterious people-smuggler. Forced to exist on the brink between civility and chaos, they pray that they will reach their destination. And yet there are natural - and human - forces at work which are far beyond their control. This darkly comic, absurdist, and political piece offers us a story of migration where the roles are reversed - asking us how well we would fare if we were forced to make a perilous journey across the sea, and what lengths we would go to in order to survive.

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Author: Emanuele Aldrovandi

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Archive listings for Sorry We Didn't Die at Sea (2023)

Work type: Play.

T544145138

Presented byRiva Theatre. Presented byThe Playwright's Laboratory (in association with Park Theatre). Translation Marco Young. Director Daniel Emery. Design Alys Whitehead. Costume Alys Whitehead. Sound Jamie Lu. Performer Yasmine Haller (The Beautiful One). Performer Felix Garcia Guyer (The Burley One). Performer Will Bishop (The Tall One). Performer Marco Young (The Stocky One).
13 Sep 23 to 30 Sep 23Park Theatre, Inner London :: V691990888
listing details L0473813980

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