Strange Futures Theatre Company open their national tour of The Endling as part of Chelsea and Kensington Fringe Festival on Thursday 12^th August at Chelsea Theatre.

What if it was just you, you were the last, ‘The Endling’?

In a time of ‘endlings’ (the last individual of a species) Strange Futures use their “powerful physicality” (The Scotsman, 2019) and quirky humour to raise the discussion of human impact and climate responsibility. The Endling explores the interconnectedness of human existence with the lives – and deaths – of other species. The show addresses pertinent issues of environment and species extinction, but in an indirect and entertaining way that aims to get an audience on side, not blame or shame.

“A joyous journey into the end of civilisation. Brilliantly performed with moments of laughter, loss and introspection” – Arts Officer, Severn Arts.

Developed during a residency partnership with The Malvern Cube, with funding and support from Arts Council England Project Grants, Sir Barry Jackson Trust, Worcester Arts Partnership, and The University of Worcester, and choreographical direction from internationally acclaimed theatre maker, Julian Spooner (Rhum and Clay Theatre Company).