A Very Very Very Dark Matter
In Copenhagen, Hans Christian Andersen’s celebrated children’s stories have a hidden source: a woman kept secret in the attic of his townhouse.
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In Copenhagen, Hans Christian Andersen’s celebrated children’s stories have a hidden source: a woman kept secret in the attic of his townhouse.
Told backwards, the play traces how debt and materialism destroy David and Jess’s relationship: David recounts allowing Jess to die after an overdose, while earlier scenes reveal their accumulating debt and the excitement of Jess’s proposal.
Michael, a married small-business owner, joins a delegation of bishops in Africa as a lay volunteer. An encounter with a hotel porter confronts him with moral choices that unsettle his business, marriage, and faith.
At a London school, teacher Amanda is pushed down by student Jason while intervening in a fight. To avoid expulsion, Jason and friends claim she attacked and racially abused him, isolating Amanda as the accusation escalates. The lies unravel, but the conflict exposes grief, self-harm, family pressure and institutional failures, ending in suicide and Amanda’s refusal to return.
A comedy about the rivalry between Britpop bands Oasis and Blur, set in London in 1995.
In dystopian Panem, Katniss Everdeen competes in a televised battle royale. The adaptation adds original scenes and gives names to some characters unnamed in the source novel.
In a joyless kingdom ruled by Karl, a contest offers half the kingdom and the Princess’s hand to whoever invents the most incredible thing. Leo wins with a clock displaying twelve visions, but Karl smashes it; the judges award Karl the prize, and Leo is imprisoned. Three muses help Leo rebuild the clock, enabling creativity to overcome destruction and Leo and the Princess to reunite.
In Copenhagen, Hans Christian Andersen’s celebrated children’s stories have a hidden source: a woman kept secret in the attic of his townhouse.
Told backwards, the play traces how debt and materialism destroy David and Jess’s relationship: David recounts allowing Jess to die after an overdose, while earlier scenes reveal their accumulating debt and the excitement of Jess’s proposal.
Michael, a married small-business owner, joins a delegation of bishops in Africa as a lay volunteer. An encounter with a hotel porter confronts him with moral choices that unsettle his business, marriage, and faith.
At a London school, teacher Amanda is pushed down by student Jason while intervening in a fight. To avoid expulsion, Jason and friends claim she attacked and racially abused him, isolating Amanda as the accusation escalates. The lies unravel, but the conflict exposes grief, self-harm, family pressure and institutional failures, ending in suicide and Amanda’s refusal to return.
A comedy about the rivalry between Britpop bands Oasis and Blur, set in London in 1995.
In dystopian Panem, Katniss Everdeen competes in a televised battle royale. The adaptation adds original scenes and gives names to some characters unnamed in the source novel.
In a joyless kingdom ruled by Karl, a contest offers half the kingdom and the Princess’s hand to whoever invents the most incredible thing. Leo wins with a clock displaying twelve visions, but Karl smashes it; the judges award Karl the prize, and Leo is imprisoned. Three muses help Leo rebuild the clock, enabling creativity to overcome destruction and Leo and the Princess to reunite.