What can we do for the worst thing in the world?

The Democratic Republic of Congo. Home to the deadliest conflict since World War II.
London. Home to a festival to raise awareness of the Congo. (That is, if Stef can get the festival off the ground).

Hilarious and anarchic, Adam Brace’s provocative new play unpacks the problems of doing something good about something bad. Following their collaboration on Stovepipe, (Sunday Times’ 10 Best Theatre Events of the Decade) Michael Longhurst (Carmen Disruption) returns to the Almeida to direct.

By Adam Brace

Directed By Michael Longhurst

Photographed by Miles Aldridge,

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