This adaptation of 1984 reimagines Winston Smith's reconstruction, where he is forced to re-enact key moments of his life and his 'thoughtcrimes' with the help of others convicted.
The show reimagines sex and romantic relationships through a dystopian lens, using the relationship between Julia and Winston as its focal point (especially in act one). The script uses a lot of Orwell's original dialogue and so in many ways remains true to the novel, whilst incorporating this new metatheatrical twist.
£7 Standard
£6 Concession
£5.50 Durham Student Theatre Members
This event takes place at Sir Thomas Allen Assembly Rooms Theatre
Doors will open at 7pm, the Performance will start at 7.30pm and will last about 130 minutes, including a 15-minute interval
Content Warnings: Haze, Strobe Lighting, Suicide, Death, Torture, Violence, Scenes of a Sexual Nature, Political Oppression, Surveillance
