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On the schedule
Inside the performance
Onstage company
Documented collaborators
The 4th Country is a thought-provoking performer-creator known for work that blends political drama with meta-theatrical elements. Centered on Northern Ireland’s Bloody Sunday legacy and abortion rights, the performer collaborates with writer-performer Kate Reid and the company Plain Heroines, with direction by Gabriella Bird. While official social channels may be limited, look to Park Theatre and press coverage for ongoing updates and engagement.
The live experience
What reaches the room
Originally premiering at VAULT Festival in 2020 and later running at Park Theatre London from 12 January to 5 February 2022, the work has earned attention for timely themes and innovative staging, drawing praise from major outlets. See below for a concise biography, notable works, and past tour activity.
Onstage company
Documented collaborators
For more information on past performances and critical reception, follow the venues and production teams associated with The 4th Country. If you’re seeking tickets or archival materials, we’ve got you covered with reliable, no-fuss help and a connection to secure seats when new opportunities arise.
Onstage company
Documented collaborators
Biographical notes, discography highlights, and the collaborative context offer a clear view of the performer’s creative footprint and their place within contemporary political theatre in the UK.
The essentials
For more information on past performances and critical reception, follow the venues and production teams associated with The 4th Country. If you’re seeking tickets or archival materials, we’ve got you covered with reliable, no-fuss help and a connection to secure seats when new opportunities arise.
Biographical notes, discography highlights, and the collaborative context offer a clear view of the performer’s creative footprint and their place within contemporary political theatre in the UK.
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