This meta-adaptation of a fifteenth century morality play follows Everybody as they journey towards life’s greatest mystery: Death. Sounds heavy? It’s not.! Surprisingly it is almost Monty Python at moments. In a glorious, imaginative setting, with some inspired and hilarious costumes, these 90 minutes fly past. Come and experience the return of live performance by sharing in this celebratory and rebellious romp through one human’s existential crisis.

This will be the first time these talented drama students grace the Turner theatre stage in a full production; please come out and support them, you certainly will be glad you did.

12 years and up - Mature subject  matter -  Coarse language

Latecomers will not be admitted

“This is theatre rather unlike anything you might have seen…unusual, unconventional and eye-opening…Everyman is no barrel of laughs being a morality play about death. EVERYBODY tells the same tale, with equal emotional heft; but it is not only provocative and involving, it is also funny. Wildly funny, in fact.”   The Huffington Post

“[EVERYBODY] fills the heart in a new and unexpected way.”  The New Yorker

Writer: Branden Jacobs-Jenkins

Director: Mary Harvey

Set and Costume Design: Elisabeth de Medeiros

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