I Hope it's Not Raining in London

Two strangers with no memories, trapped in a room.

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Six young emerging artists from Newcastle are embarking on an interstate tour (Sydney, Central Coast, Melbourne) of their original play, I Hope it’s Not Raining in London- a contemporary, experimental theatre piece which explores identity, our perceived realities and the effects of trauma.

Young emerging artist, Nicholas Thoroughgood, has written a sophisticated play, which places two strangers together in a mysterious room. Neither of them has knowledge of where they are currently existing or who they are. Small boxes appear sporadically- containing objects which trigger memories for them both and gradually their significant moments are remembered and painfully explored.

Running Time: 60 Minutes
The Risky Stuff: The production contains strobe lights, loud noises and mature themes including language, violence, sex, assault and suicide.