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How far will a man go to call a place 'home'? In a land of immigrants, who are the dispossessed? 1840. A ship is wrecked on the uncharted coast of colonial Australia. On evidence of a female survivor, Angus Mitchell, an enterprising Scottish immigrant, is employed to search for her amongst the Aboriginal tribes of a wild and foreign land, beyond the new boundaries of his own civilisation. But does a savage land turn a man savage? And what exactly is Mitchell hunting for? A real woman, a myth or some kind of redemption? As the search becomes ever more desperate, Mitchell must choose between his humanity and the land he desperately seeks to make his home. The Captive is a stark and poetic tale of the dispossessed struggling to find a homeland, and the savagery with which they impose their ideas of civilisation on an ancient land and its people.T162272520Producer Owl Farm (in association with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre). Director John Kachoyan. | |
| 7 Nov 10 to 22 Nov 10 | Finborough, Inner London :: V199 listing details L1023013322 |
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