Set across two pivotal moments in a woman’s life, Can’t Kill the Spirit follows Chloe, who once joined the Greenham Common protests in her youth. Now, decades later, with a family and career behind her, she is drawn back into activism when a climate demonstration upends her sense of purpose. As Chloe confronts her choices and the world she’s helped shape, the play explores how personal and political histories intertwine.

The production is written by Robert Gordon Clark and directed by Lucy Aley-Parker. The creative team includes Paula Robinson and Doug King as producers, Andrew Whadcoat (lighting design), James Connor (sound design), Jenny Richardson (costume design), and original music by composer Sara Jasmin Page.