At Eternity's Gate

July, 1890.
Vincent Van Gogh, a troubled but brilliant artist, shoots himself. He passes away with his brother at his bedside. In the day that follows, Theo Van Gogh grapples with grief, guilt, and the unbearable loss of his brother and dearest friend.

Through Theo's perspective, we discover the man behind the paintings, and the people who helped him become one of the world's most beloved artists.

At Eternity’s Gate is a brand-new solo play that explores mental health, grief, familial love, and the sacrifices one must make for the betterment of others.

Run time: Approximately 60 minutes, with no interval.

Written by and featuring Joseph Winder.
Directed by Alex King.

At Eternity’s Gate is a co-production between UpFront North West and Old Fruit Jar Productions, in association with The Hope Street Theatre.

Previous acclaim includes :
**** - Everything Theatre
“A lovely solo-show” – The Stage
“A Hidden Gem!” – Fringe Review
Pick of the Brighton Fringe 2023

The Saturday Matinee (2:30pm) performance will be performed without infrequent strong language that may feature in other performances to create a more family friendly show.

Your ticket to At Eternity's Gate includes access to special events after your chosen performance :
Wednesday 10th June: Post-show Q&A with writer Joseph Winder and Director Alex King.
Thursday 11th June: Post-show Q&A with writer Joseph Winder and Director Alex King.
Saturday 13th June (2:30PM): At Eternity's Gate touch-tour (ideal for those with additional needs and families).