Like No Tomorrow: An Apocalypse Anthology
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Sophie Rivers and Harpy Productions bring you a night of new writing, celebrating artists affected by COVID-19. We feel that creative outlets are essential in this time of turbulence.
This event was streamed live on zoom, YouTube and Facebook on August 17th 2020. A variety of artistic creators collaborated to stream eight original theatrical works – all of which themed around the Apocalypse and the end of days. We engage with this subject (swaddled in real anxiety) with satire, dark humour, hope and existentialism.
The money raised from patrons and the audience members will be directed to The Samaritans Organisation, who provide support to people affected by emotional distress and need someone to talk to. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Samaritans are actively enhancing their services to accommodate this growing need, as well as establishing a new confidential support line for NHS and social care workers.
We are proud to be apart of Thornhill Theatre Space World Wide Virtual Fringe! Theatre companies from around the world are presenting their work in a digital format during the month of August.
“Two hours of lockdown drama, pitched, planned and rehearsed in a matter of weeks, tightly performed and directed. Moments are captured, whether trivial or profound, long or short”. – Louise Penn, Reviewer
“It was a sobering and thoughtful exposition of the human condition and how we might cope if the worst ever happened; let’s hope we never get to find out.”
– Brian Penn, Everything Theatre
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