1984
“War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.”
Lost In Transit bring George Orwell’s timeless dystopian novel to the stage in this bold new reimagining of a story that increasingly feels less like history and more like the present.
In a world brutally and repressively run by a shadowy organisation known only as The Party, where Big Brother is always watching, where the past is constantly
rewritten and where slogans are not statements of the absurd but rules by which we all live, we follow everyman Winston Smith through this dissident yet familiar
nightmare as he tries to fight back and keep hold of the one thing The Party surely
cannot repress…love
Lost In Transit bring George Orwell’s timeless dystopian novel to the stage in this bold new reimagining of a story that increasingly feels less like history and more like the present.
In a world brutally and repressively run by a shadowy organisation known only as The Party, where Big Brother is always watching, where the past is constantly
rewritten and where slogans are not statements of the absurd but rules by which we all live, we follow everyman Winston Smith through this dissident yet familiar
nightmare as he tries to fight back and keep hold of the one thing The Party surely
cannot repress…love
