Breaking Point by Madam Renards
It’s been a bad night, a really bad night. In fact, life in general is pretty bad for these two strangers. They wind up in A&E… then sat on bench, in the early hours, waiting. What they’re waiting for is a bit of a mystery. All that’s certain is the sun will rise and they will part ways. The question is: how much do you share with a stranger? In Breaking Point two women take a one-night stand approach to the confessional, in a bid to wind up a little happier at the end of it all.
The Justice Equation by Seb Wolfe and Ben Poppy
Is law about morality? Or about which lawyer tells the best story? What is the right equation? In 2027, this question still remains, particularly after the introduction of the “Useful Persons Act,” a law designed to ensure citizens deliver their absolute utmost to the workings of society.
The Justice Equation is an interactive courtroom drama following the trial of Emmet Barker; a man whose social value undergoes brutal examination. A new piece of original writing in which the workings of the new system is tested against the will of one man. With alternate endings it’s up to you, the jury, to decide his fate.
Recommended Age: 15+
19.30 – 5th April
Bohemian Balcony
Sunday 9th
All details found here – https://www.swindonfringefestival.com
