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Preview: Holy Land at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre

by Staff Writer
June 28, 2019
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Holy Land @ The Space photo by Greg Goodale

Holy Land @ The Space photo by Greg Goodale

Holy Land from Elegy comes to the Lion and Unicorn Theatre in July.

4 Stars **** Act Drop – ‘POWERFULLY COMPELLING PERFORMANCES FROM ALL THREE ACTORS…HIGHLY RECOMMENDED’
4 Stars **** LondonTheatre1 – ‘THIS IMPACTFUL AND INTENSE PLAY IS HIGHLY TOPICAL’

Shortlisted for the Royal Court Introductory Writer’s Group 2018

Tim, emerges from a backward town and childhood trauma. He creates a website, a dark mirror of YouTube, hosting videos that have no place elsewhere, justifying it as deeply human, somewhere the chaos of real life is laid bare and people can be made accountable for their actions. After all, he’s not responsible for the creation of the content – right? Jon has just lost his daughter. Now he’s planning something terrible…to right the wrongs of life…to prove he’s in control of his fate…to prove his daughter’s death had to be chance…but is mass violence really the answer? Kate is trying to get through the day. She knows she’s gonna get out. She knows she’s gonna do great things. Just as soon as she can find the money. Just as soon as she can shake off her mother… but her boyfriend has just bought a webcam and has other ideas…darker ideas.

This cutting edge and contemporary work is an intimate ‘three hander’ in which three stories of online escapism and revolt are interwoven. In their signature style, ELEGY fuses multi-media, vivid new writing and spoken word.

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These connected stories inter-cut each other, playing with the narrative, whilst asking…
Who’s accountable for what happens? How little control do we have? How much of it can we take?

3 Actors. 6 projectors. 1 explosive night.

Holy Land is at The Lion and Unicorn Theatre 9th July – 13th July 2019.

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