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Preview: Locked Up at The Tristan Bates Theatre

by Staff Writer
June 15, 2018
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Locked Up at The Tristan Bates Theatre c. Rosalind White Photography

Locked Up at The Tristan Bates Theatre c. Rosalind White Photography

Locked Up marks Heather Simpkin’s professional London début as a powerful, bold new playwright and launches Bear In The Air Productions, an emerging theatre company dedicated to new work and promoting the careers of up-and-coming creatives.

Two men are trapped in a confined space which they interpret as their cell.  Since being taken against their will, the only world that exists for them is that cell and an enigmatic White Room where there are few clues to their immediate predicament…

Desperation grows as Declan (Samuel Ranger) and Topher (Conor Cook) try to find a way out and discover answers to their questions.  As the tension builds both characters reflect upon each other and their situation.  Will they buckle under the strain of emotional endurance or can they remain rational enough to piece together the twists and turns of their absurd situation?

       

Locked Up is a powerful, slickly written story that explores trust, betrayal and comradeship in times of trouble.  It directly engages with the current political and social landscape whilst addressing the nature of integrity and honesty in everyone, from the most powerful to the voiceless and vulnerable in society.

Locked Up  is at The Tristan Bates Theatre 10th – 28th July 2018.

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