A Night Bus, a Nightwatchman and some Neuroscience: Editor's Choice - Theatre
22 July, 2011
by: Naima Khan
Every Friday our editors bring you their personal highlights of the week ahead. Naima Khan selects her top three plays
From Monday 25th July
InTransit Festival: Zero Hour Bus Tours @ N11 Bus Route
The collective Forest Fringe brings together comedian Kim Noble, Abigail Conway, the writer and artist Hannah Nicklin, Steve Kilpatrick and Greg McLaren to work on four audio pieces to be played on a night bus ride from Chelsea Town Hall to Liverpool Street Station.
From Tuesday 26th July
Double Feature 2: Nightwatchman and There Is A War @ National Theatre
The Paintframe at National Theatre is taken over by writers who are new to NT. In Nightwatchman by Prasanna Puwanarajah, a professional cricket player of Sri Lankan heritage spends the night before her debut for England going over what it will mean to play against Sri Lanka. In Tom Basden's There Is A War, a civil war rage on but a young medical officer struggles to find the injured.
Wednesday 27th July
2401 Objects @ Jackson's Lane Theatre
One of my favourite theatre companies has created a show inspired by Henry Molaison, a patient who provided some of the most significant neuroscientist data to date and had his brain dissected while the public watched. Their story follows an unforgettable man who struggles to remember.
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