Brothers - Play by Tip Cullen
Brothers - Play by Tip Cullen
BROTHERS
"I survived by accident. I remember by choice."
21st March, 2003. Operation Telic. Iraq. Eight brothers dead.
Haunted by voices and dying eyes, Tip Cullen holds the line.
Tip carries eight men with him every day. Their absence shapes his present as much as their presence shaped his past. Brothers is his attempt to bring them back into the room—live, breathing, immediate—and to make the audience a witness to what he carries alone.
"This play isn't about war—it's about love that survives death."
A powerful new solo play from Royal Marines veteran-turned-actor Tip, Brothers is a raw, honest reckoning with war, loss, and the bonds that outlast death. Following a sold-out scratch performance at The Lab, Theatre Royal Plymouth, the fully developed production returned to premiere at The Drum before touring regionally and nationally from February 2027.
Each evening will feature a 60 minute performance of the play, followed by a short interval and a Q&A session with the cast and team.
With capacity limited to just 80 people per night, this will be an intimate two night event in a unique waterfront setting.
Tickets are priced at £20 per person, with a reduced rate of £18 available for Veterans and Blue Light Card holders.
Dates:
Thursday 11th March 2027
Friday 12th March 2027
Ticket prices:
£20 Standard
£18 Veterans and Blue Light Card holders
