RadRock Productions presents God of Carnage

May 14, 2025 at 3:49 pm  Entertainment

After compelling audiences with their presentations of The Zoo Story and The Soldier Dreams, RadRock Productions is back with another emotionally charged, one-act play, God of Carnage, by Yasima Reza.

God of Carnage is a dark comedy, where two couples meet to discuss the aftermath of a playground incident involving their 11 year old sons.  What begins as a congenial discussion devolves into utter childishness, as differing points of view on parenting, marriage, and society at large are put to the test.

The play features Kamloops actors Derek Rein and Brandon Reid, Harmony Maher and Jessica Reid.  Amy Baskin directs.

RadRock Productions co-founder Brandon Reid says the company chose the play because it is “an entertaining script that has the potential to start a larger conversation about human behaviour. It’s a scaled-down, performance driven piece of theatre that truly allows audiences to understand why we choose to present ourselves in a positive light.”

God of Carnage runs May 29, 30 & 31 at the Pavilion Theatre. Tickets are $25, available through Kamloops Live Box Office at www.kamloopslive.ca or 250-374-5483.

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