Here We Go

This play by British playwright Caryl Churchill turns its attention to growing old and to mortality. It unfolds across three distinct parts. In the first, a group of acquaintances meet after a death and talk about the loss in a detached way. The second is a single speech reflecting on what may lie beyond life. The third follows a man near the end of his life as a devoted carer helps him with the simple tasks of getting dressed and undressed.