Hannah, Jack and Tomorrow Too​

Hannah is back in Hastings; Jack has never left. Hannah is looking after her mum; Jack is struggling to look after himself. Hannah used to give Jack her raisins at breakfast club before school; Jack used to copy Hannah’s homework on the way back home. Hannah should be in Bristol, sitting her first-year medical exams; Jack should be at the pub for his brother’s 18th, pretending to be the life and soul of the party. When their paths cross again in the early hours of the May Bank Holiday weekend, Hannah and Jack begin searching for themselves and a future they can call home.

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About Chloë

Chloë Lawrence-Taylor is a playwright from Oxfordshire. Her play PERSONAL VALUES debuted at Hampstead Theatre in 2025 and BRAIN PLAY was part of NT Connections 2025. She has been a member of the Royal Court Theatre’s Long-Form Playwriting Group, the North Wall’s Catalyst Residency and Pentabus Theatre’s National Young Writers Programme. She has been commissioned by Women & Theatre in Birmingham and has worked with Clean Break Theatre Company and the North Wall Arts Centre as a Lead Artist. She is currently under attachment with the National Theatre and is under commission with Hampstead Theatre.

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Creative Team
Director: Russel Bolam 
Writer: Chloë Lawrence-Taylor
Stage Manager: Charlotte Tingley (Ting)
Actors: Seth Ringrose, Helen Black