Tomorrow In The Battle

Simon, a heart surgeon, takes increasing risks with his health, marriage and career as he pursues a desperate relationship. Meanwhile his wife Anna, a scientist at the Ministry of Defence, contrives a deception of her own in the renewal of the country’s nuclear arsenal.

Tomorrow In The Battle ran at Stageworks Hudson in 2012 and 2014 where it was hailed by the Times Union as 'one of the most remarkable pieces of theatre in recent memory' and by the Berkshire Eagle as 'a spell-binding world premiere'.
Kieron Barry’s verbatim drama Stockwell, about the Inquest into the 2005 shooting of Brazilian Jean Charles de Menezes, enjoyed two sell-out runs in London in 2009. It was described by The Times in its five-star review as 'more gripping than anything else to be seen in the London theatre' and by the Daily Express as 'stark, stunning... deeply poignant... one of the most important plays of the year.' The play prompted Barry's nomination for the Charles Wintour Award for Most Promising Playwright at the London Evening Standard Theatre Awards.
He is a three-time recipient of Peggy Ramsay Foundation awards and in 2009 he was made a Norman Mailer Fellow.
Most recently his meta-romcom The Official Adventures Of Kieron & Jade ran at Bridge Street Theatre in Catskill, New York. His other plays include Mahler & Rachmaninov, Embassyland, Black Soap, Return Of The Dreaded Wim-Wams and Numbers. His work as a film director includes Vice, starring Jay O. Sanders and Joel McKinnon Miller, and Seconds.

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