All of Them, Dead comes to The Place Theatre, Bedford, on Saturday 11th July

In a world where a global pandemic caused by infected meat is tearing society apart, two young men discover something unexpected: each other. All Of Them, Dead is a play about being young, gay and working-class in the middle of nowhere — about the things that go unsaid, about holding on to someone when everything else is falling away, and yes, about meat falling from the sky.

Sharp, funny and genuinely moving, this is a queer love story unlike anything else on stage. If you think you know what an apocalypse play looks like, think again.

Perfect for fans of Heartstopper and The Last of Us, All Of Them, Dead has been turning heads on the touring circuit — and it's coming to Bedford for one night only.

Critics and audiences agree:

"You might've seen your fair share of apocalypse stories... but none quite like this" — Daily Info

"A beautiful queer romance that deals with real issues like homophobia and discrimination, while showing that love can bloom in any situation" — Amy, Prime Theatre Young Reviewer

"Lighthearted but also deep – a unique, special play that everyone should watch" — Sage, Prime Theatre Young Reviewer

"A perfect blend of heart, humour, desolation and hope" — Laura Lloyd, The Mill, Banbury

Trigger warnings: Strong language, gore, references to homophobic abuse, violence and death.

All Of Them, Dead
Saturday 11th July
The Place Theatre, Bradgate Road, Bedford