Almost Nothing
T0135833265
A wealthy couple find themselves in the wrong part of town, late at night and end up shooting a boy, apparently in self-defence. From this starting point, the play subtly traces the slippery path to moral evasion and corruption and shows how their relationship is irreparably damaged in the process. It depicts a world where the haves and have-nots collide daily, where justice is a commodity to be bought and the value of human life ultimately pretty cheap.
Archive :: production:T0135833265, play:S393529974, venue:V234
