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The New Ten Commandments archiveMarket Research consultant Simon Wilkinson and his intern Liyuwerk have been commissioned by LDD Research Group to run focus groups with members of the public to re-think, re-brand and re-launch the Ten Commandments for the 21st Century. It's approximately 3500 years since Charlton Heston came down from the mount carrying the iconic stone tablets carved with the original Ten Commandments; 3500 is a very long time, the world has changed and the Ten Commandments now represent a moral dictate relevant to a time which no longer exists; they need updating. Ten members of the public at a time are asked to listen to real life stories of moral ambiguity, to debate the issues and come up with ten new commandments more suitable to the times in which we live. Discussing the morality of love, sexuality, death, society, belief, the environment and other facets of human life on planet Earth, this satirical piece explores 21st century ethical uncertainties and moral ambiguities toward unearthing a new morality. The 90-minute focus group session is not the whole story however. Who are the mysterious clients, the LDD Research Group? And what is their real motivation?

Creatives/Company

Presented by(s): Circa69, Stratford Circus, The Island

The New Ten Commandments

The New Ten Commandments (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1881099772. Details of all The New Ten Commandments archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S2060682695

Archive Listings

4 May 14
  to
1 Jun 14
The Old Market
Hove, East Sussex
Performance Details => Venue archive

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