National Theatre of Scotland’s remarkable production about one trans man’s journey across border and genders – winner of Scotsman Fringe First, Herald Angel and Scottish Arts Club Awards.
IF YOU are born in a country where being yourself can get you killed, exile is your only choice. Adam is the remarkable true story of a young transgender man having to make that choice and begin his journey.
From Egypt to Scotland, this powerful, award-winning production charts Adam’s fight across borders and genders to find a place to call home.
A remarkable multimedia production, Adam features a stunning score composed by Olivier award-winner Jocelyn Pook (Eyes Wide Shut, Gangs of New York) sung by a virtual choir of trans and non-binary individuals from around the world.
An unforgettable thunderbolt of feeling……. The Telegraph ★★★★★
A powerful story of transcendence….. The Herald ★★★★★
Written by Frances Poet – conceived for the stage and directed by Cora Bissett.
Event: National Theatre of Scotland: Adam
Where: Theatre Royal Brighton, New Road, Brighton BN1 1SD
When: Wednesday May 9 – Saturday, May 12 – Audio described performance on May 12, 7pm
Time: Wednesday – Friday 8pm – Saturday 7pm – Duration 80 minutes (no interval)
Cost: £10, £15, £18.50, £22.50 – £15 under 26s
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