- Ticket price:
- From: £16
- Running time:
- 1hr 30mins (no interval)
- Age guidance:
- 14 plus
Nuclear weapons could destroy us all, right now - so why aren't we talking about them?
Sometimes the threat slides into view – Russia invades Ukraine – but that doesn’t make the weapons more dangerous. They’re always dangerous. And one day, deliberately or accidentally, they’ll be used again.
From the team that created the award-winning Status and Confirmation, comes a show about a new nuclear weapons treaty – one that’s trying to give the power to eliminate nuclear weapons to the states, and people, who don’t possess them.
It’s a show and a conversation. We’ll talk about where we are, where we live, and why it’s important people like us talk about this at all.
Created by seven-time Fringe First winner Chris Thorpe and Claire O’Reilly (Abbey Theatre) and developed with Tony Award-winning Rachel Chavkin.
Supported by Battersea Arts Centre, The Albany and Véronique Christory.
It’s all masterfully put together… this show culminates in an encounter that really puts the ‘alive’ into ‘live theatreTime Out
It's precisely the feeling of community and comfort in the room that makes the horror of what Thorpe is describing so powerfulBroadway World
Informative and deeply affecting… Thorpe is an assured and tremendously engaging performerThe Stage
Chris Thorpe does what he does with a perfomative skill that is off the charts brilliant. It is an extraordinary evening of theatreTheatre Reviews Hub