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LESSONS ON REVOLUTION
Produced by Undone Theatre & Carmen Collective Written and Performed by Sam Rees & Gabriele Uboldi
Set and Projection Design - Ella Dale
Lighting Design - Laurel Marks
Sound Design - Rudy Percival
Stage Manager - Vivi Wei
Production Photographs by Jack Sain
The Hope Theatre September 2023
Soho Theatre February 2024
Summerhall, Edinburgh Fringe 2024
Jermyn Street Theatre 2025
Dublin Fringe 2025
The Pitt, Barbican, 2025
Supported by Arts Council England, Keep It Fringe Fund, Unity Theatre Trust
One of The Scotsman's 'Best Shows of the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe', this 'unique and intellectually potent' (★★★★★, Morning Star) show explores how voices of the past can give us hope today.
1968, London School of Economics. Three thousand students occupy a lecture hall, demanding the university cut ties with apartheid regimes around the globe. Tensions escalate as the students fight for radical change while the administration pushes back. The world watches... who will blink first?
2024, a Camden flat. Two flatmates dive into the archives from 1968, discovering the student movement that electrified their streets 50 years earlier. When the rent on their unsafe flat goes up again, they turn to the past to reignite their belief in the future.
Lessons On Revolution is a ★★★★★ (The Scotsman) piece of documentary theatre. It is a gripping and immersive journey through global and personal history which asks: in a new age of inequality and injustice, how can the voices of the past give us hope?
