Imitating The Dog Theatre Company

In this WW1 Centenary year, Imitating The Dog utilise their award-winning theatrical vision, with video projection, stage design and original music, to tell one of the great love stories of the twentieth century.

Acclaimed theatre makers imitating the dog bring their unique theatrical vision to this adaptation of Ernest Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms, one of the great stories of the twentieth century.

In war-torn Italy, 1918, ambulance driver Frederic Henry begins a relationship with nurse Catherine Barkley, discovering the redemptive power of love whist experiencing a loss of innocence in a time of devastating conflict.

This new adaptation will fuse video projection, stage design and original music to create an extraordinary version of Hemingway's powerful meditation on love and the brutality of modern warfare.