The Soul of Wittgenstein
T0243348943
1941. Guy's Hospital, London. A battered copy of War and Peace. An illiterate Cockney dying of cancer and a philosopher handing out pills. Their world is determined by these facts. But is it defined by them?
The Soul of Wittgenstein is a pertinent, engrossing, confrontational, yet tender play. It asks what happens when we open up, when we put aside our differences, and when we force ourselves to feel. If a dying man questioned what you were doing with your life, how would you answer? And would it be something that you were willing to admit?
Archive :: production:T0243348943, play:S0291307280, venue:V235
Production details
Part of Festival 46
