A wonderfully comic, yet searing portrayal of what life might be like in a London of the not-too-distant future, exploring genetics, cloning and faith and ultimately what it means to be human. "Utter brilliance" (Time Out ****)
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another source - 20th August 2008
"Rachel Welch's writing is intelligent and insightful"
Scotsman - 16th August 2008
"An emotional thriller which draws us into a strange and fascinating landscape"
broadwaybaby.com - 11th August 2008
"Such an important show"
We sold out yesterday's performance and we're already sold out on Friday! Very exciting!
***** THREE WEEKS
**** BROADWAY BABY
**** FRINGE REVIEW
**** ONE4REVIEW
*** THE SCOTSMAN
*** FEST
*** BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE
It is some time in the future and the Faith Party has taken control. People’s genes are ‘coded’ to be checked for their innate suitability for positions within society. Christianity is the law and God’s decision is that humanity cannot mutate genes to help those who are ill, we cannot play at creator. It is into this ‘brave new world’ that Rachel Welch has thrown her characters, giving this essentially relationship driven drama a much more powerfully charged edge than most and asking often difficult questions of both its actors and audience.
Graphic design by Paul Rawson. Site development by Simon Rawson.