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The railway that carried London's dead out to Brookwood, as a comedy about mortality.
HistoryOff West End
Nineteenth-century London was burying more people than its graveyards could hold, so a railway was built to take them out of the city: coffins and mourners left a private station beside Waterloo for the cemetery at Brookwood in Surrey. Fleur de Lis tell it with storytelling and physical theatre, and use it to get at what people leave behind them. An hour and a quarter, in the Studio.
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