The End of the Line
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Edinburgh University Theatre Company
‘Incredibly funny and genuine in its expression of human connection’ (TheBroadOnline.com). A psychic, a musician and a politician walk into a… train. No, it’s not the start of a bad joke but it is the beginning of the end. Of the world. Join six strangers stuck on a tube (literally) dancing with death. 80s hits and nuclear disaster! Sounds like a laugh, right? Packed with old loves, last wishes and a healthy dose of existentialism, maybe at the end of it all, people are all we have.
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