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Act and Terminal 3, Print Room at The Coronet

01 Jun 18 – 30 Jun 18, 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM

Dark Scandi drama comes to the stage as Anthony Neilson directs a potent double-bill by Sweden's greatest contemporary writer Lars Norén

By CW Contributor on 29/5/2018

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Act and Terminal 3 by Lars Norén. Temi Wilkey-and Barnaby Power photo by Hugo-Glendinning
Act and Terminal 3 by Lars Norén. Temi Wilkey-and Barnaby Power photo by Hugo-Glendinning
Act and Terminal 3, Print Room at The Coronet Act and Terminal 3, Print Room at The Coronet Lucy Brooks
Two of theatre's brightest talents come together for a double-bill of hard-hitting drama at Notting Hill's The Print Room. Anthony Neilson (The Prudes,The Wonderful World of Dissocia) directs two simple but searing plays by Sweden's greatest contemporary writer Lars Norén.


Drawing on the Scandinavian tradition of dark realism, Norén's combines the theatrical precedent set by August Strindberg at the turn of the century with contemporary Nordic noir. The duo of plays, translated from Swedish by Marita Lindholm Gochman, gives London opportunities a chance to get to know Norén's work.


Act is an exploration of morality and faith set in the near future. As America recovers from a second civil war, a woman is imprisoned for charges of terrorism. When she goes on hunger strike, she must be examined by a doctor in this brief but powerful play.


Then narratives entwine in Terminal. In the same place there is a young couple awaiting the birth of their baby and parents preparing to identify their son's corpse. The audience are invited to consider the impact birth and death have upon parental relationships.



What Act and Terminal 3, Print Room at The Coronet
Where The Coronet Theatre, Print Room, 103 Notting Hill Gate, London, W11 3LB | MAP
Nearest tube Notting Hill Gate (underground)
When 01 Jun 18 – 30 Jun 18, 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Price £20 - £25
Website Click here for more information and tickets



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Act and Terminal 3 by Lars Norén. Temi Wilkey-and Barnaby Power photo by Hugo-Glendinning
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