The Door: The Warren
The Door, an unnerving journey into the world of sleep deprivation, will be playing at The Warren, Brighton as part of the Brighton Fringe Festival in May. Inspired by writer Cherise Cross’s own battles with insomnia and produced by a company of National Theatre staff, The Door is a dark, psychologi
The Door, an unnerving journey into the world of sleep deprivation, will be playing at The Warren, Brighton as part of the Brighton Fringe Festival in May.
Inspired by writer Cherise Cross’s own battles with insomnia and produced by a company of National Theatre staff, The Door is a dark, psychological drama told through the character of John who stumbles ever further into a maze of questions and promises to be an unforgettable theatrical experience for those bold enough to step inside.
Where: The Warren, Russell Place, Brighton.
When: Thursday, May 30–Friday, May 31 at 7.15pm.
Tickets:£10/£8.50.
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