★★★★ “sublime, poetical story telling” — Exeunt Magazine

★★★★ “Clever, pacey and fluid. We are carried along the plot so smoothly that we lose a sense of our own time and space.” — Everything Theatre

“Intense, gymnastic, and sharply drilled” — The Times

“Milisavljevic’s writing proves to be stand-out.” — London Theatre1

Photo Credit: Richard Davenport

UK premiere
Presented by arrangement with IPR Ltd, London in association with S. Fischer Verlage, Frankfurt

Pre-show discussion
7 April 2015 at 7.00pm
Hosted by theatre critic [Andrew Haydon](https://twitter.com/Postcards_Gods) with writer [Maria Milisavljevic](https://twitter.com/MARIAsTooCommon), and director [Jacqui Honess-Martin](https://twitter.com/JacquiHM).

“Andrew Haydon is a freelance theatre critic/writer-about-theatre. He has worked for exciting internationalist places like the Guardian, Nachtkritik, Frakcija and Exeunt, and used to live in Berlin.“
His account of British theatre in the 2000s is published by Methuen in Decades — Modern British Playwriting: 2000-2009 (ed. Dan Rebellato), and forthcoming works include: ‘Katie Mitchell’s Greeks’ in ‘Contemporary Adaptations of Greek Tragedy’ and ‘A Brief History of Online Theatre Criticism’ in Duška Radosavljevic’s Methuen collection on critical approaches to performance.