The insanity of modern Britain are laid bare in Collective Encounters new play exploring how easy it is for any one of us to fall through the cracks in society, and how hard it is to get back out.
Visually stunning, with a unique physical language and steam punk aesthetic, this stunning performances from Collective Encounters Transitions members is not for the faint hearted. Loud music, shocking stories, powerful performances.  But when things are at their worst, there’s only one place they can go…
Audience Reactions:
“Tremendous cast and great enthusiasm. I was totally won over. “
“Brilliant teaching of a subject that many are afraid to study”
“Really excellent use of difficult theatre techniques to deliver both difficult facts as engaging emotional human stories, making the audience laugh and gasp.”
“I was horrified by the facts it raised. The performances were brilliant.”
“Very moving and powerful”
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