100 years from now – what’s left?
“Don’t press that big red button!”
…
“I pressed the big red button.”
When Mr Peter’s science class accidentally travels 100 years into the future, they end up in a world where the line between human and robot is blurred.
This tech world glitters with bright new gadgets and the class is buzzing to explore!
But between annoying AdBots, daily reports of extreme weather, and extinctions, something’s not quite right.
Will the class make it home? Are robots and humans all that different? What does it mean to be human?
Join 20 Stories High Youth Theatre for a funny adrenaline-driven adventure with lots of live music, movement, and drama! Supported by Unity Theatre.
Content notice:
This show tackles some pretty big topics: the climate crisis and how it changes our world, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Intelligence, and there are some moments of peril and loss. That being said, it’s a show about humanity, friendship, and so much more!
Unity Theatre
Wed 24 – Fri 26 July, 7.30pm
Tickets available now!
All shows feature creative captions.
Friday 26 July will be BSL interpreted.
Unity Theatre is guide dog friendly and wheelchair accessible.
Cast
20 Stories High and Unity Youth Theatre
Supported by the 20 Stories High Team and Unity Theatre Team
Creative Team
Director – Bradley Thompson
Writer – Bradley Thompson in collaboration with 20 Stories High & Unity Youth Theatre
Stage Manager – Jordan Barnes
Producers – Nathan Powell and Leanne Jones
Dramaturg – Keith Saha
Video Design & Creative Captions – Sarah Readman
Music Support – Paislie Read
Movement Support – Eli Randle
Lighting Design & Technician – Xenia Bayer
Youth & Access Worker – Donna Coleman
Pastoral Support Workers – Leonisha Barley, Catherine Ainsworth
Work Placement Student – Jess Cowie