Performance

Venue	Camden People's Theatre
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	13th December 2012
To	14th December 2012
When	21:15
Camden People's Theatre (V176)
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Date of change: 31 Oct 12 - T227503537

Scatter Like Ash

Work:: Scatter Like Ash (S0952901008)

Something terrible has happened. A small group of survivors find each other and live in a roughly assembled camp. The dark is creeping in - and so are personal conflicts. Then a child arrives, mute and alone. They tell stories around their makeshift fire, and discover that even when we lose everything, the one thing we still have is a story to tell.

Production:: (T227503537)

Scatter Like Ash is the debut production from Plunger, a collaboration between award-winning director Ben Mills and Royal Court Young Writers Programme graduate Nathan D'Arcy Roberts. It blends stories from the local community with a stark vision of the future to create a unique theatrical experience, and explores the role of storytelling in society, asking how we go forward when all we have left are words. This performance is a work-in-progress.

Presented by

Ben Mills

Listing:: L1741392011

Part of the Futureshock season

Production details

Scatter Like Ash is the debut production from Plunger, a collaboration between award-winning director Ben Mills and Royal Court Young Writers Programme graduate Nathan D'Arcy Roberts. It blends stories from the local community with a stark vision of the future to create a unique theatrical experience, and explores the role of storytelling in society, asking how we go forward when all we have left are words. This performance is a work-in-progress. Part of the Futureshock season

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