The End of Everything Ever

Drawing on true accounts of the Kindertransport, The End of Everything Ever follows the journey of six year old Agata. She is going to the railway station with her father; everyone is very happy, only she has the strange feeling that she will never see him again. On the train, tired and hungry, she absent-mindedly chews on the paper tag tied around her neck and very slowly consumes her name and address, erasing any chance of getting back home.

Using a live six-piece band, multiple languages and an array of theatrical styles from clowning to high tragedy, NIE shine a light into some of our continent’s darkest history and emerge with a story of survival, love and hope.

This performance is played in English, Czech, German, and Norwegian.

Venue

The Tobacco Factory, Southville

Dates

Date 25 Sep 2008 - 27 Sep 2008

Tickets Information

Road Directions

Located south of central Bristol with plenty of parking, the Tobacco Factory is easily reached by car

Public Transport Directions

Buses: 24/25 520/528/530
The no.25 bus from Haymarket,city centre, stops outside the theatre in Raleigh Road.

 Facilities

Provider Preferences

• Indoor Event

Accessibility

• Booking Advised

Parking & Transport

• On site parking

Catering

• On-Site café/restaurant