No One is Coming to Save You (Oberon Modern Plays) - Tapa blanda

An insomniac is watching TV in a language he doesn't understand; a woman is stood in a garden stretching her arms to the sky. The whole world is asleep and something extraordinary is about to happen. No One Is Coming to Save You is the hypnotic story of two young lives lived in social, political and economic fear. Hopeful new writing for the Matilda generation, it's a strange, funny exploration of what we're waiting for and why we're waiting.

Originally from the east midlands and now based in London, Nathan was ArtsLab Associate Writer at the Northwall Theatre, Oxford in 2016 and Embassy Scholar on the MA in Playwrighting at Central 2017, mentored by Royal Court Associate Artist Ola Animashawun. His work has been performed at Theatre503, CPT, The Pleasance Theatre, Theatre N16, and The Cockpit Theatre. He is currently under commission to write a play about space called Tomorrow, Tomorrow, Tomorrow (Oxford Playhouse Burton Taylor Studio, 2017). His new play No One Is Coming to Save You is showing at The Bunker Theatre in June and at The Pleasance, Edinburgh in August. Supported by Arts Council England, This Noise makes experimental theatre about the politics of the here and now.