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The Letter of Last Resort/Good With People archiveFrom Helensburgh to Downing Street and back again. Two gripping stories trace the paths of personal and political destruction. An exhilarating double bill of short plays from two of Scotland's greatest playwrights, David Greig and David Harrower. The Letter of Last Resort - London, after the next election. In Whitehall the newly elected Prime Minister struggles to write a letter to be opened only if Britain is devastated by a Nuclear strike. But, in an unimaginable future where the only safe place on the planet is under the sea in a submarine, what should her orders be? Good With People - I always felt stupid saying something intelligent here. Evan returns to Helensburgh, west Scotland; home to the nation's Nuclear defence programme and once a thriving holiday resort. A place he's been trying to avoid. Haunted by his past and afraid of his future, he finds Helen working at the Seaview Hotel. From the same place, but worlds apart, their evening fizzes and fuses. Will there be fallout? Running time approx. 2hrs

Cast/Performers

Simon Chandler (The Letter of Last Resort), Belinda Lang (The Letter of Last Resort), Blythe Duff (Good with People), Richard Rankin (Good with People)

Creatives/Company

Author(s): David Greig (The Letter of Last Resort), David Harrower (Good With People)
Presented by(s): Traverse Theatre Company, Tricycle Theatre, Datum Point, Paines Plough
Director(s): Nicolas Kent (The Letter of Last Resort), George Perrin (Good with People)

The Letter of Last Resort/Good With People

The Letter of Last Resort/Good With People (Play) production archive for QTIX code T580040383. Details of all The Letter of Last Resort/Good With People archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S698078838

Archive Listings

4 Aug 12
  to
26 Aug 12
Traverse Theatre
Edinburgh
Performance Details => Venue archive

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