14.10.2024 - 2.11.2024 Events, Theatre

The New Real premiere @ the RSC, Stratford-upon-Avon

In a faraway country, a ferocious election is about to be fought, and it's hard to tell what's real and what's fake. The latest play from David Edgar with music composed by Polish composer Monika Dalach Sayers and starring Polish actresses Edyta Budnik and Patrycja Kujawska.

Now – until 2nd November, The Other Place, Southern Lane,

It’s the 2000s. We’re in a faraway country. Rachel, a stellar American political strategist, and Caro, her British data whizz, have been hired to fight a ferocious election, in a place where it’s hard to tell what’s real and what’s fake.

They think they’re here to teach the Eastern Europeans how to do democracy, but it turns out they’re here to learn. And when Rachel’s former political partner Larry rocks up on the rival side, their showdown threatens to change global politics, from Warsaw to Wisconsin. Forever.

At a time of epoch-changing elections on both sides of the Atlantic, Holly Race Roughan (Artistic Director of Headlong) directs The New Real, David Edgar’s epic, panoramic play about how the political fault-line was redrawn. An origin story, for right now.

Get a seat right at the heart of the drama as The New Real is performed in traverse in the newly re-configured auditorium of The Other Place, with the audience sat on either side of the stage.

Written by prolific playwright David Elgar, The New Real is his tenth play to premiere at the RSC.

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