Performance

Venue	Hampstead Theatre
	Also: Michael Frayn Space/Hampstead Downstairs
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	22nd June 2018
Opened	28th June 2018
To	28th July 2018
When	19:30. Jun 28 at 19:00. Sat Mats 15:00. Wed Mats 14:30
Hampstead Theatre (V202)
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Date of change: 10 May 18 - T630627502
Date of change: 22 Feb 18 - T630627502

Genesis Inc.

Work:: Genesis Inc. (S01464786815)

Serena and Jeff have one last chance: Genesis Incorporated, whose glowing testimonials and bespoke treatments surely justify a final roll of the dice. Meanwhile, Bridget has put her future literally on ice while she focuses on her high-flying career and on finding Mr Right. And all Miles wants is a steady salary so he can buy a property in Zone 4 - oblivious to the fact that, in a different kind of currency, he's actually the richest of them all...

Author

Jemma Kennedy

Production:: (T630627502)

Jemma Kennedy spins a blisteringly entertaining and multifaceted tale of the final frontier of 21st century capitalism: the privatisation of human reproduction. This richly imaginative, topical, and explosively funny new comedy takes a closer look at the lengths to which people will go to defy biology - and at the moral compass of an industry that trades on fear and hope.

Producer	Hampstead Theatre
Director	Laurie Sansom
Design	Jess Curtis
Lighting	Oliver Fenwick
Music	Zara Nunn
Sound	Gareth Fry
Design	Ian William Galloway (video)
Director	Georgina Lamb (movement director)
Director	Suzanne Crowley (casting director)
Director	Gilly Poole (casting director)
Performer	Oliver Alvin-Wilson
Performer	Ritu Arya
Performer	Kirsty Besterman
Performer	Arthur Darvill
Performer	Harry Enfield
Performer	Laura Howard
Performer	Shobu Kapoor
Performer	Clare Perkins
Performer	Arthur Wilson

Listing:: L0847875456

Production details

Jemma Kennedy spins a blisteringly entertaining and multifaceted tale of the final frontier of 21st century capitalism: the privatisation of human reproduction. This richly imaginative, topical, and explosively funny new comedy takes a closer look at the lengths to which people will go to defy biology - and at the moral compass of an industry that trades on fear and hope.

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