Journey's End - A Staged Reading

“A portrait of life in the trenches and probably still the greatest of 20th-century English language war dramas.“
(NY Times theater critic Ben Bradley, 2014)

Five officers live in a dugout, preparing their troops and themselves for an enemy assault they know is coming during their six-day stint on the front line. They fight, bond, reminisce, deal with boredom and PTSD, and follow orders they know are probably not the best plan.

A tribute to the 8,000,000 men who died in World War One, and all those still in uniform.

“No other British play about the Great War by a veteran has supplanted it.”
(Hugh Cecil, author of The Flower of Battle: How Britain Wrote the Great War)