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A Number, Bridge Theatre

14 Feb 20 – 14 Mar 20, 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM

Roger Allam and Colin Morgan star in Caryl Churchill's intruiging clone drama in a revival of A Number at Bridge Theatre

By Lucy Brooks on 17/12/2019

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A Number, Bridge Theatre
A Number, Bridge Theatre
A Number, Bridge Theatre A Number, Bridge Theatre Lucy Brooks
At the age of 35, Bernard discovers that he is not who he thought he was; he is, in fact, one of a number of clones created by his father to correct the paternal mistakes of the past...


Caryl Churchill's trail-blazing 2002 play comes to the Bridge Theatre in a new production directed by Polly Findlay. Roger Allam (ITV's Endeavour) plays Salter, the father who uses science to start afresh. Colin Morgan (BBC's Merlin; Netflix's The Crown) plays all of his sons, genetic multiples of one original, Bernard.


Using science fiction to challenge theatrical form, Churchill interrogates perceptions of belonging and belief to expose the fragility of the father son relationship. The sense of multiplicity in this two-man play offers set designer Lizzie Clachan creative prospects for the aesthetic of this new production. Previous stagings have used mirrors and screens, so we look forward to seeing how A Number plays out on the Bridge stage.



What A Number, Bridge Theatre
Where Bridge Theatre, 3 Potters Fields Park, London, SE1 2SG | MAP
Nearest tube London Bridge (underground)
When 14 Feb 20 – 14 Mar 20, 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Price £15 - £55
Website Click here to book now



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