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Tuesday 12 November I 7.30pm
1 hour 25 minutes, no interval
Location: Djanogly Theatre I Lakeside Arts
Price: £16
Suitable for ages 14+
K is struggling. At 18, he's living in a world where everyone is rushing full steam ahead but himself. He's trapped in a small English everytown; a self-proclaimed 'rain-soaked paradise' in the bottom of a Yorkshire valley. A town of two sides: old versus new, indigenous versus gentrified.
In a last attempt to understand and reconnect, he revisits the pivotal moments of his life but is left paralysed at the prospect of a future where his voice can't be heard. Where do young men stand in a world that seems to have no place for them?
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