If you're done with getting irate on Twitter or burying your head in the sand, spend inauguration weekend exploring the prospect and reality of a Trump presidency with a series of insightful plays by some of our leading writers.
Top Trumps at Theatre 503 features 12 short plays by the likes of Caryl Churchill, Neil LaBute and Roy Williams. Each reflects on the political, social and economic system that lead a country to choose the guy who boasts about grabbing women's gentials as their honoured leader. The series of plays that makes up each show is followed by live discussions from a panel of journalists, politicians, campaigners, economists and American theatre-makers.
The questions up for debate are: 'could Trump be a good thing?, 'what can I do now?' and 'is the media to blame?. Expect satire, debate and a refreshingly liberal creative take on this most controversial presidency.
Best of all, Theatre 503 is a fringe theatre atop a pub. So if the very real prospect of Trump makes you want to drink to forget, you can do that too.
See you at the bar.
| What | Top Trumps, Theatre 503 |
| Where | Theatre 503, The Latchmere, 503 Battersea Park Road, London, SW11 3BW | MAP |
| Nearest tube | Clapham Junction (overground) |
| When |
19 Jan 17 – 21 Jan 17, 3pm matinee; 7:45pm evening |
| Price | £10 - £12 |
| Website | Click here to book via Theatre 503 |
