Glenn’s got his sword-fighting down, Ria’s befriended a deer, and new arrival Kurtis is settling in well.
But in a village where everybody knows everybody, some truths refuse to stay buried.
A new play from writer Sarah Power (Grud) and director Ed Madden (The Habits) about what we owe each other when the past demands a reckoning.
Accessible Performances
Captioned Performance by Alex Romeo: Wed 1 Apr, 7pm
Audio Described Performance by Miranda Yates: Tue 31 Mar, 7pm
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Creative Team
Sarah Power
WriterSarah Power
WriterSarah’s play Grud was produced at Hampstead Theatre in 2024 and was nominated for an Off West End Award for Best New Play. She has recently been on attachment at the National Theatre and has an original TV project in development with Pulse Films.
Ed Madden
DirectorEd Madden
DirectorEd has directed the world premieres of The Habits, Octopolis (Hampstead); This Might Not Be It (Bush); Yellowfin (Southwark Playhouse); A Table Tennis Play, and Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons (Walrus). In dance and opera, he has directed Così fan tutte (Da Ponte Festival); The Limit (Royal Ballet); and The World’s Wife (Welsh National Opera). He is from Bristol and based in London, where he is Associate Dramaturg at the National Theatre.