THE SOLDIER
by Rachel Wagstaff
"There's some corner of a foreign field / That is forever England..."
A captivating play by award-winning writer Rachel Wagstaff inspired by war poet Rupert Brooke and his contemporaries, with Tom Kay (Birdsong, Journey's End), Lukas Lee and Joseph Phelps.
UK / BELGIUM TOUR
7 August 4.00pm - St George's Memorial Church, Ypres
10 October 7.45pm - Salisbury Playhouse (The Salberg)
11 October 7.45pm - Salisbury Playhouse (The Salberg)
12 October 7.45pm - Salisbury Playhouse (The Salberg)
30 October 4.00pm - St George's Memorial Church, Ypres
14 November 8pm - Kings College, Cambridge
15 November 7.30pm - Rugby School (Macready Theatre)
19 November 7.45pm - The Painted Hall, Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
23 November 7.30pm - Great War Huts, Brook Farm Camp, Hawstead, Suffolk
Press on MESH Theatre's production of Journey's End:
"Spine tingling - Lays bare the madness and savagery of the Great War."
(The Times)
"Ever enthralling, good-humoured, finally heart-rending - See it and weep"
(The Daily Telegraph)
"A moving and precise reflection on a war that, even a century after the armistice, still haunts the imagination of Europe."
(The List)
"Life and death in the trenches ... brilliantly realised"
(Western Front Association)
"Not so much a 'must-see' show but a 'must-have' experience"
(Herts Advertiser)
"Such passion ... Not like ordinary theatre."
(The Stage)
"Gives a sense of the conflict in a way that nothing else quite does.."
(Curtain Call)
"A direct line to the lived experience of war"
(P&O Ferries)
"Spine tingling - Lays bare the madness and savagery of the Great War."
(The Times)
"Ever enthralling, good-humoured, finally heart-rending - See it and weep"
(The Daily Telegraph)
"A moving and precise reflection on a war that, even a century after the armistice, still haunts the imagination of Europe."
(The List)
"Life and death in the trenches ... brilliantly realised"
(Western Front Association)
"Not so much a 'must-see' show but a 'must-have' experience"
(Herts Advertiser)
"Such passion ... Not like ordinary theatre."
(The Stage)
"Gives a sense of the conflict in a way that nothing else quite does.."
(Curtain Call)
"A direct line to the lived experience of war"
(P&O Ferries)