By Harold Pintor

Deborah was a lively sixteen-year-old and part of a close-knit family when she fell victim to a strange condition, a sleeping sickness.

 Twenty-nine years later, having been watched over by the same doctor, she awakens and gradually tries to adjust to the world around her. 

A Kind of Alaska recently had a successful run in London's West End, with Tasmin Greig and Meera Syal in the starring roles.

Now, Rapture presents an unmissable brand new production of this astonishingly prescient play by one of the twentieth centuries most influential writers.