In writer Abi Morgan's new work for the National Theatre of Scotland, 27, we are offered a meditation on religious faith and the question of what the future may hold for any or all of us. The play finds its characters cloistered in a convent existence, the nature of their monastic minds the focus of a study brought in from the outside. A team of American scientists approach the nuns to see if they'll take part in a project on Alzheimer's and the process of ageing. It's a very particular study into the brains of the nuns after their deaths. It's a study of faith, love and miracles.T1901815016Producer National Theatre of Scotland. Producer Royal Lyceum Edinburgh. Director Vicky Featherstone. Design Merle Hensel. Costume Merle Hensel. Sound Nick Powell. Music Nick Powell. Lighting Natasha Chivers. Performer Maureen Beattie. Performer Lesley Hart. Performer Finn den Hertog. Performer Molly Innes. Performer Colette O'Neil. Performer Ashley Smith. Performer Benny Young. | |
| 6 Jun 12 to 9 Jun 12 | Arts Theatre, Cambridge :: V19 listing details L01922491689 |
| 17 May 12 to 26 May 12 | Citizens Theatre, Glasgow :: V611 listing details L1051613155 |
T027975281Producer National Theatre of Scotland. Producer Royal Lyceum Edinburgh. Director Vicky Featherstone. Design Merle Hensel. Costume Merle Hensel. Sound Nick Powell. Music Nick Powell. Lighting Natasha Chivers. Performer Maureen Beattie. Performer Nicholas Le Provost. Performer Colette O'Neil. Performer Libby King. Performer Benny Young. Performer Molly Innes. Performer Finn den Hertog. Performer Emma-Hartley-Miller. | |
| 22 Oct 11 to 12 Nov 11 | Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh :: V604 listing details L01070446407 |
