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Nobody’s Home: Turbulent storms and fantastical monsters stalk Ulysses at every port; what should be a joyous voyage his homecoming becomes a nightmare more torturous than the war he is returning from.
Grafted Cede and Theatre Tmoin collaborate in this modern and highly physical retelling of The Odyssey, painting a dreamscape of post-war trauma through the story of a combat veteran fighting a psychological battle to get home.
Nobody’s Home at The Blue Elephant Theatre in London, Greater London on Tuesday, 16 March 2010.
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