New graduates of the BA performance in British Sign Language and English course at RCS, Bea Webster and Connor Bryson feature in an RCS production, Last Woman Left.
A community is under threat. Flood warnings have been issued and the government is urging an immediate evacuation.
But as panic rises, one woman refuses to leave. She suspects that the government isn’t telling them the truth.
Performed in a variety of languages, Last Woman Left asks us to consider who we can trust and when we should make a stand against those in authority.
Run begins 8th May.
More information can be found here.
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