Part of 37 Plays, a national playwriting project to create a series of 37 brand new plays that reflect the world we live in today.

SYNOPSIS

'What world is this where a person as special as you are, doesn’t even realise it?’ Michal thinks he’s a ‘Nothing Person’ - just a person who doesn’t mean anything to anyone and doesn’t make anyone’s life better by being in it. But then he meets Russell. Russell is the wild-eyed, charismatic leader of an isolationist cult, and he has very, very big plans for Michal.

About the playwright

Eoin McAndrew is a playwright from Northern Ireland, currently living in London. His first play, The Girl Who Was Very Good At Lying, was performed at Jermyn St. Theatre, Omnibus Theatre and the Edinburgh Fringe, and was nominated for two Off West End Awards. He has written work for the BBC, Theatre503 and the Royal Court Theatre. He was part of the Royal Court International Playwrights Group, and the BBC Comedy Writers Room.