Plaques and Tangles, Royal Court Theatre
Lucy Morrison directs new play about a woman struggling with early onset Alzheimer's disease, premiering at the Royal Court, winter 2015.
If you were going to develop a disease, would you want to know? New play Plaques and Tangles at the Royal Court explores the heart-wrenching decisions faced by a young women, Megan, as she finds out she has a 50% chance of developing early onset Alzheimer's disease.
A few years later, she is given the chance to take a genetic test and find out for sure. Through a series of memories and flashbacks the play explores Megan's experience -- and the ripple effects on her family.
Nicola Wilson: play premiere
Having worked alongside new writers as Literary Manager at Bush Theatre and Resident Reader at the National, Nicola Wilson will make her Royal Court debut with new play Plaques and Tangles. With experience writing for radio and with new-writing specialist Paines Plough, Wilson is an exciting new voice for the stage. Director Lucy Morrison returns to the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs after the success of Who Cares.
A few years later, she is given the chance to take a genetic test and find out for sure. Through a series of memories and flashbacks the play explores Megan's experience -- and the ripple effects on her family.
Nicola Wilson: play premiere
Having worked alongside new writers as Literary Manager at Bush Theatre and Resident Reader at the National, Nicola Wilson will make her Royal Court debut with new play Plaques and Tangles. With experience writing for radio and with new-writing specialist Paines Plough, Wilson is an exciting new voice for the stage. Director Lucy Morrison returns to the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs after the success of Who Cares.
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What | Plaques and Tangles, Royal Court Theatre |
Where | Royal Court Theatre, Sloane Square, London, SW1W 8AS | MAP |
Nearest tube | Acton Town (underground) |
When |
14 Oct 15 – 21 Nov 15, 7:45 PM – 9:00 PM |
Price | £20 |
Website | Click here to book via the Royal Court site |