1941. Guy’s Hospital, London. A battered copy of War and Peace. An illiterate Cockney dying of cancer and a philosopher handing out pills. Their world is determined by these facts. But is it defined by them? Written by Ron Elisha, winner of four Australian Writers’ Guild Awards and produced by Austrian Pamela Shermann, The Soul of Wittgenstein is a pertinent, engrossing, confrontational, yet tender, new play. It asks what happens when we open up, when we put aside our differences, and when we force ourselves to feel. If a dying man questioned what you were doing with your life, how would you answer? And would it be something that you were willing to admit?

By Ron Elisha
Directed by Dave Spence

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “a beautiful piece of theatre” (London Pub Theatres)
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “I would readily see this again tonight” (Act Drop)
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Powerful and extremely moving ... an absolute must see” (Scatter of Opinion)
“a tragically beautiful play” (A Younger Theatre)
“challenging, funny, intelligent and deeply humane” (UK Theatre Network)

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