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A Number

14 Feb – 14 Mar 2020 Choose Dates & Book

Overview of the production

How might a son feel to discover that he is only one of a number of identical copies? What happens when a father is confronted by the results of an outrageous genetic experiment?

In Caryl Churchill’s thrilling drama, which won the 2002 Evening Standard Award for Best Play, Roger Allam plays Salter, the father. Colin Morgan plays all his sons. Polly Findlay directs.

“What a tremendous play this is, moving, thought-provoking, and dramatically thrilling.” Daily Telegraph

“Revelatory production from Polly Findlay”

TimeOut ★★★★★

“Colin Morgan is superb”

Financial Times ★★★★

“Phenomenal performance by Roger Allam”

TimeOut ★★★★★

“Beautifully and also brilliantly designed”

The Telegraph ★★★★
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Ticket prices 
£55–£15
Premium tickets available

Performance schedule
Monday–Saturday: 7.30pm
Wednesdays & Saturdays: 2.30pm
Wednesday 19 February: 7pm

Length
Approx 1 hour – no interval

Access Performances 
Audio Described: Wednesday 11 March, 2.30pm
Captioned: Saturday 14 March, 2.30pm

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From the programme

'Not Ordinary, Not Safe'

Sos Eltis

Caryl Churchill was the most important female playwright of the twentieth century. That is a simple statement of fact. She may well be the most important and influential playwright (of any gender) of the 21st century – which is a far larger statement…

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