All of Them, Dead
(inc. £1.50 ticket levy)
Show Bio
In a global pandemic caused by infected meat, two boys find they’re much less alone than they thought.
All Of Them, Dead is a play about being young, gay and working-class in the middle of nowhere. It’s about the things that go unsaid, it’s about two boys holding hands, it’s about clinging together as the world changes around you. And it’s about meat falling from the sky (no, really).
Perfect for fans of Heartstopper and The Day Of The Triffids, All Of Them, Dead is a sharp, funny and touching queer love story for the end of the world.
Content to Consider
This show contains strong language, gore, references to homophobic abuse, violence and death.
Studio Event
Please note that this performance takes place in our smaller Studio Theatre. If it’s your first visit or you are unfamiliar with the Mercury building, you can find out more about our spaces here.
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Reviews
“James Lewis’s luminous script is an affable, affectionate ode to lad hood and the working class”
- Lost In Theatreland
“It is poetry, pain, pleasure and a pure joy to behold”
- My Theatre Mates
“A moving and powerful exploration of male friendship”
- The Peg Review
“Resplendently energetic and poignant”
- London Pub Theatres
“A searing but beautifully written play about the importance of friendship that feels incredibly realistic”
- Theatre Weekly
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