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Ada and Laura are two parents anxiously waiting for news about their son's condition after a devastating accident that has left him with severe injuries. Their son's mental disability has made their lives a living hell, and the prospect of his death could mean the chance to rebuild what is left of their shattered lives. But can one truly move on from the death of a child? How far can one endure pain and suffering before breaking? The Island delves into the raw and uncomfortable territory of human emotion, exploring the fine line between what we feel and what we're capable of showing to the world. The pain of living and the pain of being dead in life are themes that are powerfully explored in this haunting story. As we are all islands surrounded by water and solitude, The Island offers a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the resilience of the human spirit.T772240345In EnglishTranslation Tim Gutteridge. Director Jessica Lazar. Design Sorcha Corcoran. Costume Olivia Davies (and associated set designer). Music Odinn Orn Hilmarsson. Sound Odinn Orn Hilmarsson. Lighting Alex Forey. Stage ManagerElisa Pulido. Other James Creighton-Goode. Performer Laura Rebecca Banatvala (Laura). Performer Rebecca Crankshaw (Ada). | |
| 28 Sep 23 to 21 Oct 23 | Cervantes Theatre, Inner London :: V348970128 listing details L719539315 |
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