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    Kolony: Cambridge (Rehearsed Reading)
    By Dalton Scott

    15:00, Sat 28th February 2026 at Judith E. Wilson Drama Studio
    15:00, Sat 14th March 2026 at Judith E. Wilson Drama Studio
    Lent Week 5 to Week 7

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    This production contains references to death, execution, and political violence; depictions of authoritarian control and surveillance; coercion around reproduction and intimacy; references to suffocation; discussions of grief and loss; and moments of dark humour. There are also references to self-harm and suicide ideation, presented within a fictional and critical context.

    What happens after a revolution fails?

    Kolony is a bold, darkly funny new play set in a mining settlement on Mars, ruled by a man who insists he’s the only thing keeping everyone alive. As the colony struggles to survive, the story unfolds across three very different acts — a tense political thriller, an unexpected love story, and a final reckoning about power, responsibility, and what comes next.

    Blending sci-fi, satire, and sharp ensemble storytelling, Kolony asks uncomfortable questions about leadership, love, and whether freedom actually feels the way we expect it to. This rehearsed reading offers a first look at an ambitious new work — come hear it, debate it, and help shape what it becomes.

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