1934 in Germany, and amid the awakening fascist terror and campaign of persecution of homosexuals, a surprising love story unfolds in Martin Sherman’s masterpiece, Bent. Travelling from the intoxicating world of Berlin's gay nightclubs to the bleak horror of Dachau, Bent is a harrowing, historical tale of love, hate and prejudice and is one the most powerful plays ever to capture this unforgettable chapter in our recent history.

In Graeae’s production, Director Jenny Sealey brings her unique approach to seamlessly fuse audio description, sign language, music and physicality to create a shattering performance.

‘A play of importance, power and pathos which should concern us all’
The Guardian