Two best mates. One final party. A moment that will change everything. An evening of noughties bangers and shots of rough gin mixed with the chaos of violence. A night to remember! Set in austerity-stricken Luton over one chaotic night, the play follows two best friends (Voice and Lewis) as they chase the highs of youth against a backdrop of systemic neglect. Painting a tapestry of violence and joy, it is a raw, real-time collision of friendship and survival. Told with biting wit and lyrical intensity, this production is a powerful exploration of class and identity, with a cracking house party that pulses round the corner. A gripping new play that captures the raw, heart-pounding moment when everything changes – and childhood slips away. Following a sold-out Edinburgh Fringe run, Chalk Line Theatre Company presents The Chaos That Has Been and Will No Doubt Return. Winner of Best New Writing – Besties Awards – Fest & Skinny Magazine Supported by Royal Victoria Hall Foundation, Unity Theatre Trust, Peggy Ramsay Foundation and Arts Council England. About Half Moon Theatre Half Moon is a local organisation with a national remit. Working from our base in Limehouse, East London, we give young people from birth to 18 (25 for young people with disabilities) an opportunity to experience the best in young people’s theatre, both as a participant and as an audience member. Our activity includes a season of professional plays for young and family audiences, including teenagers, national touring productions and an extensive creative learning programme, including eight youth theatres. Half Moon’s expertise is in supporting artists and young people at every stage of their creative development, providing a gateway to engagement, offering pathways for progression and experimentation and then disseminating outcomes within the wider cultural sector, through performances, touring productions, open dialogue and continuing professional development. Half Moon is a National Portfolio Organisation of Arts Council England and receives regular funding from the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, as well as many other supporters.