Nations At The National Theatre Brill

Written by MARCIA DWAUN

Hi
I went to see the Nations that is a story about two young people from different parts of the world. There is  massive waves in the sea that distroys the land killing the nations people leaving one boy teenager alive.  In the sea there is a ship wreck and the teenager girl is swept to the land that is where the boy is left alone.

Bought together they do not understand each other ,different languages, different cultures, different races.  These two teenager learn to survive  and help others they meet, in the end they must part but they never forget each otheer.

My son Dwaun enjoyed the play very much he was on the edge of  his chair all the way through.  The play was beautifully done and is a must see event. 

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