

Ten minutes. One breakdown. Zero mercy for your feelings.
A depressed playwright grapples with the mounting pressures of life, including his mother’s declining health and his failing career.
Acting
Larner's unraveling is physically uncomfortable to witness.
Direction
Hallam compresses a lifetime of regret into ten minutes.
Writing
Meta-textual layers that bleed into real pain.
Director
Alfie Hallam
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Hallam filmed this in a single continuous take after the original cut felt too 'edited.'
The title 'Tragedy' refers simultaneously to Henry's play, his life, and the Shakespearean structure he can't escape.