Satellites

Satellites – A bittersweet, epic, intimate story of two brothers, separated by war. One becomes part of humanity’s biggest successes, the other one of humanity’s biggest failures

In the year 2,002,018, the space craft Pioneer 10 arrives at the giant star of Aldebaran. In 1945, Tom and his brother Cor lose each other in war. Tom became part of one of humanity’s greatest successes – the space programme; whilst Cor became a number in humanity’s greatest failure – the concentration camp system. Generations later, their great-niece goes on a journey to reunite them. In an epic, bittersweet story of heritage, disappearance and space travel written between Europe and America, Satellites asks questions about who and what we leave behind, and how we can begin to measure the immeasurable.

Creative Team:

Writer & Performer: Natalie Songer

Director: Nicholas Barton-Wines

Sound Design: Calum Paterson

Producer: Karen Goddard

Age Suitability: 11 plus

Doors open: 7.00 pm – Show starts 7:30 pm

Running Time: Approx. 80 mins (no interval)

Tickets £12

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