Solos and Chorus without Harmony

Synopsis

Solos and Chorus without Harmony by Richard Bradbury is a thought-provoking play that delves into the complexities and repercussions of war, specifically the invasion of Iraq. This play was part of a cultural event called TEN, which commemorated the tenth anniversary of the Iraq invasion, held at the Royal Court Theatre.

Set against the backdrop of this controversial conflict, the play is structured to highlight the dissonance and fragmentation experienced by those affected by the war. Through a series of monologues and interactions, the characters express their struggles, showcasing how the war’s impact resonates through personal and political dimensions.

Solos and Chorus without Harmony explores themes of war, political conflict, and the human condition under stress. It juxtaposes individual experiences with collective narratives, revealing the deep-seated emotional and psychological scars left by the war