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A Show About Tomorrow
A Show About Tomorrow is a one-act musical set in the 90s at Bailey's 21st birthday party, which happens to be in the middle of nowhere. The party is going as well as any party could go, until it is rudely interrupted… by the end of the world. The musical follows the different reactions of the guests as they realise their life is ending before it has even really started. They battle with their morals, their desires and their needs as they struggle to decide what is right and wrong at the end of the world. A Disaster Class production written by Dom Semwanga Tickets for the performance which is on Saturday 27 July at 7.45pm are available from www.barntheatreoxted.co.uk NOT SUITABLE FOR UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE
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