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One Tower Bridge, London SE1 2UP
Closed March 14, 2020
It's only an hour long, but Caryl Churchill's timely play is a wonderfully unsettling triumph
The Independent
Roger Allam and Colin Morgan, both fresh from separate runs at the National Theatre, make their Bridge debuts as a strained father and son in Carol Churchill's unsettling examination of the ethics of artificial creation.
First premiering in 2002 at the Royal Court, A Number introduces us to Salter, a father whose desperation and ruined pride led him to do something extraordinary to his own son - cloning him in the hopes he'll be able to right past wrongs as he raises the copy. But when the new 'son' finds out, it looks as if Salter has more than just his own vanity to answer for...
Winner of the Evening Standard Award for Best Play, this controversial work may be set in the near future, but the questions of identity, family, and guilt it raises are very much of our time.
Previews from: 14 February 2020
Opening night: 19 February 2020
TBC, no interval
You may be required to wear a mask during this performance. Please contact the venue directly for more information.
Roger Allam as Salter
Colin Morgan as B1, B2 and Michael Black
Written by Carol Churchill
Directed by Polly Findlay
2 reviews, average rating: (2.5 Stars)
A Number at Bridge Theatre Lovely theatre and staff very helpful and friendly.... more
Worst play I’ve seen in years. Dreadful, wooden acting interspersed with... more
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