A performer in a dark suit kneels on a patterned rug, hand to his face, under blue light with looming shadow projections behind him.

Park90, Park Theatre2022

Press

The Production

Sam Hoare’s solo play, presented by Park Theatre in the Park90 studio as part of Make Mine a Double, examines press freedom and media accountability through the confession of an ex-tabloid journalist.

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Director: Romola Garai
Set Design: Suzanne Emerson
Commissioned by: Park Theatre
Photography: Steve Gregson

Close-up of a performer in a suit and white shirt looking upward as mottled projection light falls across his face in the darkness.

A performer stands side-on with hands in pockets against a blue-lit wall, casting a large shadow across the bare stage.

A performer in a suit stands alone in a spotlight, surrounded by projected silhouettes of people on the dark theatre walls.

A performer kneels upright on a patterned rug in a blue spotlight, his face tense and his hands hidden behind him.

A performer sits on the floor beneath large projections showing kneeling men, armed figures, and the text “Inn Din, Myanmar 2nd September 2017.”

A performer kneels with head bowed in a pool of light, framed by dark wall projections of silhouetted standing figures.

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