Join Marlow on the deck of his steamboat, as he recounts the story of his traumatic journey down the Congo River deep into the dark, greedy heart of European colonialism. Stripped back to the essentials - one man, the objects around him and his story - this adaptation draws out the intensely personal narrative in Conrad's tale. A voyage through Marlow's fractured memories of his confrontation with the darkest truths of his society, a confrontation that led him to the very edge of his sanity. Stripped back to the essentials - one man, the objects around him and his story - this adaptation draws out an intensely personal voyage from Conrad's beautiful prose. It is a voyage back through Marlow's fractured memories of his confrontation with the darkest truths of his society, a confrontation that led him to the very edge of his sanity. It is a voyage that throws up issues of race, memory and agency that still resonate today.| 3 Apr 17 to 8 Apr 17 | OSO Arts Centre (formerly the Old Sorting Office) Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 2 Mar 17 to 8 Mar 17 | Omnibus Theatre Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
