Loss of Power
Sean Lang
Sean Lang
Content warning [May contain spoilers]
Britain, 1970. What is power? Who has it? For how long?
Liesl rules her family and decides who does what: daughter Sally is to study medicine, husband Roger is to stand for Parliament (even if backbenchers don’t have the power she thinks they have) where he will stop the strikes and power cuts plunging the country into darkness. But Liesl is wanted by the West German government as a suspected war criminal. Is it a case of mistaken identity? Or can one person be two people? Will the past rob her of her power in the present?
This production is suitable for ages 12 and over.
References to:
war crimes carried out in a concentration camp, death and/or dying, suicide
Brief mentions of:
some swearing
The Corpus Playroom is owned by Corpus Christi College, and managed by the University of Cambridge through the ADC Theatre. The College drama society, the Fletcher Players, are the resident company.
The L-shaped studio is Cambridge's primary fringe space, showcasing a variety of productions, with an emphasis on new writing. Seasons are programmed simultaneously with the ADC Theatre.
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