







Ancram
π"disturbing and enthralling impression of domestic weirdness" (Evening Standard)
π°"elegant structural simplicity with astonishing intellectual depth" (Daily Telegraph)
π€One actor plays all three sons
Caryl Churchill's taut psychological thriller puts one actor on stage as three sons, two of them clones, forcing a father to confront what makes us who we are. It's a gripping, unsettling hour that asks whether identity is anything you can truly own.
Intimate theater
Cerebral drama
Father-son conflict
Near-future sci-fi
Thursday, October 1, 7:00 PM








Ancram
π"disturbing and enthralling impression of domestic weirdness" (Evening Standard)
π°"elegant structural simplicity with astonishing intellectual depth" (Daily Telegraph)
π€One actor plays all three sons
Caryl Churchill's taut psychological thriller puts one actor on stage as three sons, two of them clones, forcing a father to confront what makes us who we are. It's a gripping, unsettling hour that asks whether identity is anything you can truly own.
Intimate theater
Cerebral drama
Father-son conflict
Near-future sci-fi
Thursday, October 1, 7:00 PM