

Step into a world of drama, passion and artistry of what awaits you on stage as we take a spin on Shakespeares infamous: King Lear.
A nuclear apocalypse in the 31st Century has reset humanity. Plunged into another dark age, tribes battle for survival with Lear as their King. With only 8% of the human population remaining, scavenging and fighting is rife in this land. To extend the reign of his tribe, Lear divides his kingdom to his three daughters but quickly fears the end of his own power. What will his daughters do? Will they survive…?
WARNING: THIS SHOW CONTAINS LOUD SUDDEN NOISES AND SENSITIVE TOPICS SUCH AS DEATH, SUICIDE, SELF HARM AND TORTURE!!

Meet the Director
Khairul is a theatre director, playwright, designer, and acting teacher currently pursuing a PhD on scholarship at De Montfort University (Leicester, UK). Co-Founder and co-artistic director of Bold Moment Theatre & Actor Training, a graduate of MA Actor Training & Coaching at the Royal Central School of Speech & Drama in 2018 (London, UK), and former Directing Resident at Singapore Repertory Theatre (2016-2017). Also, he is currently a research team member of the Architects of Realities, a National Arts Council funded ‘Arts x Tech’ research initiative. Khairul teaches Meisner, Viewpoints, and Chekhov acting techniques at Bold Moment. His directing inspirations include Katie Mitchell, Ivo Van Hove, and Pina Bausch. Recent directing credits include ‘Lady Death’ (December 2019), Water Child (2020), ‘Constellations’ (February 2022), and 'Sita of Troy' (March 2022). ‘Sita of Troy’ is a National Arts Council SEPG-funded debut production of Bold Moment.
