An abandoned home. A lost brother. A new generation. A secret love story. Family and friends splintered apart by the politics of race, sex and money, in a stunning new thriller by a playwright described as “the master of modern myth” (The Guardian) and “the best British playwright of the past twenty years” (Aleks Sierz, author of In-Yer-Face Theatre)

Curtis returns to the inner-city tower block where he grew up, along with two fellow members of the right-wing political party to which he belongs, and his ex-girlfriend, to find out why his brother’s ghost continues to haunt him. The group encounter a pair of squatters, who tell a story that will change Curtis’s life forever.

Philip Ridley is one of the UK’s most acclaimed playwrights, winner of Evening Standard, Time Out and Critics Circle Awards for his plays and films.

Moonfleece's young, multi-cultural cast includes Sean Verey (Skins), Reece Noi (Waterloo Road), David Ames (Doctor Who) and Emily Plumtree (Hollyoaks).

* * * * "Brilliantly alert and magically tragicomic... a physchologically acute look [at] the BNP" The Independent

* * * * "A powerful broadside against the hypocrisies of the far-right" WhatsOnStage

"Fizzes with energy and acuity... this play should be celebrated" The Times

In addition to the evening performance there are a number of matinees open to schools, as well as workshops and post-show discussions. For information please call 0121 333 2425.

* School Matinee tickets £3.50, contact box office for bookings on 0121 333 2444.

* p:ART:cipate tickets £4, contact box office for further information or visit http://www.the-drum.org.uk/news/p-art-icipate/

As part of A Night Less Ordinary - Arts Council England's Free Theatre Ticket Initiative, The Drum has a limited number of tickets to give away for this event to anyone aged 26 or under. For more information visit www.anightlessordinary.org.uk or call The Drum's Customer Service Team on 0121 333 2444.