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The Flood
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THE FLOOD
‘Badac are one of British Theatre’s best kept secrets’ Battersea Arts Centre
The Flood explores the trauma of being in a love affair during World War One and exposes how, within such relationships, life was lived moment by moment and every breath was cherished.
It follows the passionate relationship between a frontline soldier and a nurse, and highlights, through correspondence and snatched private moments, the brutality of their existence, the banality of war and the immediacy of death.
It is an explosive, highly charged and intelligent production that consistently received high praise from both press and audiences at the Edinburgh Festival 2014.
'An unflinching, immersive WW1 drama' - The List ****
'Lambert and Gschwendtner movingly embody the emotional costs of war' - The Stage ****
‘Incredibly moving’ Barney Jeavons - West End Centre Aldershot
‘The Flood is a truly visceral, moving and compelling piece.’ - S. J. Whatley Audience
To see a short video clip of 'The Flood' please folow the link below:
FAQs
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
No local parking but Draper Hall is opposite Elephant and Castle tube station. Leave the station via the 'Shopping Centre' exit and aim towards Newington Butts main road. Draper Hall is about 20 yards down on the left hand side
Where can I contact the organiser with any questions?
If you have trouble finding Draper Hall before a performance then please phone Stefania on 0799 057 3622 for directions
