Overview
- Ang Collins’ new play for Griffin Theatre Company sets a naturist commune against the arrival of a Gen Z eco‑influencer to explore climate anxiety and generational friction.
- Director Declan Greene frames full‑frontal, non‑sexual nudity as a dramaturgical tool to foreground human vulnerability and body‑positive realism.
- Intimacy and movement director Chloe Dallimore established protocols that treat the staging as a professional workplace so the nudity serves the story rather than sensation.
- The five‑person cast—Nicholas Brown, Glenn Hazeldine, Fraser Morrison, Camila Ponte Alvarez and Hannah Waterman—perform extensively nude and lean into the show’s comic tone.
- Early reviews praise the brisk 80–85 minute pacing and energetic staging, with some critics questioning the work’s emotional depth and tonal balance.