Recital - A Corporate Hate Drama
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Recital
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A slick and surreal drama about ambition behind closed doors.
"The thing about walking in the corridors of power is that the walls are made of glass... you simply cant un-see it."
After-hours at a shady consulting firm, Aaron is called in for an unusual meeting. While distant protests rumble on the streets, his disarming boss Joanna pitches a subtle contest between her most ambitious employees, which slowly spirals out of control.
Tom George Hammond's play offers a glimpse at the changing face of power. Despite our best attempts to hold old-money, machismo and power-abusers to account, this drama asks why the privilege of those at the top of our society seems more secure - and more attractive - than ever.
Written by Tom George Hammond
Directed, Produced and Designed by Ross Graham
Performed by Will Taylor, Hannah Bristow and Sebastian de Souza
Contains strong language, violence, reference to suicide and homophobia.
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Recital - A Corporate Hate Drama
A slick and surreal drama about ambition behind closed doors.
"The thing about walking in the corridors of power is that the walls are made of glass... you simply cant un-see it."
After-hours at a shady consulting firm, Aaron is called in for an unusual meeting. While distant protests rumble on the streets, his disarming boss Joanna pitches a subtle contest between her most ambitious employees, which slowly spirals out of control.
Tom George Hammond's play offers a glimpse at the changing face of power. Despite our best attempts to hold old-money, machismo and power-abusers to account, this drama asks why the privilege of those at the top of our society seems more secure - and more attractive - than ever.
Written by Tom George Hammond
Directed, Produced and Designed by Ross Graham
Performed by Will Taylor, Hannah Bristow and Sebastian de Souza
Contains strong language, violence, reference to suicide and homophobia.