In Good Conscience at King's Arms

Relationships and morality. Love and ethics. At what point do good deeds become dangerous? And what do you do when your partner disagrees on how to make the world a better place? In Good Conscience is a brand-new two-hander play grappling the perils of protest, polarity, and grassroots politics. Audiences can expect dark comedy, tension, and maybe even a hint of danger...

In Good Conscience marks the return of award-winning Red Line Theatre to the Greater Manchester Fringe after their critically acclaimed debut show, Dear Eliza, won “Best Play” at the festival in 2024. With Dear Eliza hailed “fringe theatre at its best” (British Theatre Guide), a “much watch performance” (Better Than Words), and “captivating from start to finish” (A Youngish Perspective), In Good Conscience promises to be another gritty and darkly funny original drama debuting in Manchester this summer.

Red Line Theatre's "powerhouse" Artistic Director Barbara Diesel joins forces with Oli Wyatt, an actor trained in devised theatre-making, to co-create this electric and urgent new show. Organising the march and completing the Good Conscience Movement is director and dramaturg Linnae Yllane.

In Good Conscience comes to the iconic Kings Arms Theatre in Salford on the 11th July (9pm), 12th July (5pm), and 13th-14th July (7pm). You can keep up to date on the production through @redlinetheatre on Instagram and Facebook, or redlinetheatre.co.uk. Get in touch directly via redlinetheatreco@gmail.com.