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‘There shall be no more lemons or the ticking of working clocks, at least not for another decade or so. All we have is mud, in which you are a stick.’ – Darryl, Here Comes Tomorrow, 1 of 6 stories

Ever wondered what it would be like at the end of the world? What happens when that asteroid, that nuclear holocaust, that total environmental breakdown descends upon us? What happens to us? In this collection of short stories, see the apocalypse from six different perspectives: Four everyday individuals share with us their last moment on Earth. A man, a girl and a mime trapped in an elevator. Two men on the run to safety in a war-torn city. A family is sealed off from the world in a bunker, locked in with their secrets and lies. A brief history of the end. Two angels contemplate the meaning of loss, justice and forgiveness.

The Electric Minds Project (EMP) proudly presents its 4th annual Open Director Showcase entitled It’s The End of the World, Now Run Screaming, a collection of stories about the Apocalypse. From forgiveness, to finding a home, to a family to discovering hope in a hopeless world, these 6 short plays by local writers are sometimes funny, sometimes poignant, sometimes sad, and sometimes just downright disturbing as we examine what life could be like during and after the end of the world as we know it. Does life go on? And how do people cope?

Listings Information:

• Venue: Blackbox MAP @ Publika
  
• Dates: Wednesday 18th April 2012 – Sunday 22nd April 2012
• Time:
  8.30pm, Night Shows (18 – 21 April 2012)
  3.30pm, Sunday Matinee  (22 April 2012)
  
• Tickets:
  18 April @ 8.30pm - 'Entry by Donation' minimum RM5 night At The Door.
  19 - 21 April @ 8.30pm - RM20 (Adults)/RM15 (students/disabled/elderly) 
  22 Apr, Matinee @ 3.30pm - RM15 (flat rate) 

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Warning: Mature themes and content. Not suitable for younger viewers.