A ragtag climate action group meet every Tuesday in a crumbling community hall. When their leader vanishes, tensions rise as they are left to decide between peaceful protest or eco-terrorism. Caught between fighting themselves and fighting the system, the group must navigate what it means to fight together.
Devised by Tara Theatre Young Company, a practical guide… rips into climate colonialism and western apathy. Explosive and dynamic, it asks how young activists should seek reparations for those affected by the climate crisis in the Global South.
DIGITAL PROGRAMME
Photo Credit: Mathushaa Sagthidas
Tara Young Company is generously supported by
Portal Trust, 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust, Noël Coward Foundation, Garrick Charitable Trust and Higgins Partnerships.
ACCESS
We have one wheelchair seat available per performance. To book a wheelchair seat for any performance, please call us at 0208 333 4457.
British Sign Language:
During a British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreted performance an interpreter stands at the side of the stage, clearly visible to the audience, and interprets the spoken word and sound effects for D/deaf audience members who use BSL. In performances with integrated BSL, the interpreter will be part of the action on stage.
To book a BSL friendly seat with direct sight lines of the interpreter, please call us at 0208 333 4457.
CONTENT ADVISORY
PLEASE NOTE
This production features discussions of substance abuse and ecoterrorism alongside flashing lights, loud noises, sounds and depictions of vomiting, disordered eating and strong language.
a practical guide… contains the following content which some audiences may find distressing.
Strong language and references to: ecoterrorism, racism, xenophobia, eating disorders, prejudice against displaced and migrant communities.
