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    Kolony: Cambridge
    By Dalton Scott

    19:00, Sun 21st June 2026 at Pembroke New Cellars
    19:00, Tue 23rd June 2026 at Pembroke New Cellars
    Easter May Week

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    depictions of authoritarianism and state violence, references to suicide and suicidal ideation, depiction of an on-stage death, references to forced marriage and a coerced breeding program, reference to child separation, depiction of imprisonment and execution, references to war and mass death, brief depiction of an attempted bombing, surveillance, discussion of mental deterioration

    Mars. A Cambridge that no longer exists on Earth. A cybernetic dictator called the Master, who saved these people from a dying planet and has spent every day since reminding them of it. Kolony: Cambridge is a sci-fi political tragedy in blank verse — Shakespeare meets Orwell, set on another planet.

    The play tracks three attempts to bring the Master down. A lone revolutionary who thinks heroism is enough. A couple whose love becomes the regime's next experiment. And a woman nobody notices, who works out that tyranny only survives on the attention you give it. It's set in Cambridge because it's about Cambridge: the comforts that buy our silence, the excellence that becomes its own kind of cage, and the bargain every institution offers the people inside it.

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    Cast

    Dean Bertrand Scholz –
    Emma Byron –
    Lecta Lone –
    The Master –

    Production Team

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