Soon after 9/11, researching a comedy project, multi award-winning playwright Henry Naylor and photographer Sam Maynard landed in the Afghan Warzone. What followed was extraordinary: threatened by a war criminal, captured by the Mujhadeen, and targeted by Al-Qaeda. Now, as the Taliban return, Naylor asks what has been lost in the ruins of Kabul.

Praise for Henry Naylor's Past Shows

"The Fringe's unofficial star-writer-in-residence" - The Spectator, UK
 

★★★★ "Naylor has won widespread recognition on the Fringe for his well-justified obsession with the catastrophic conflicts that have spread across Iraq, Syria, Yemen and beyond" - The Scotsman, UK
 

"Naylor seems to have taken the mantle of writers like Anthol Fugard: to make theatre by telling the stories that matter" - DCTheatreScene.com

★★★★ "A riveting exploration of identity, idealism and heroism" - The Sunday Times, UK
 

★★★★★ "Breathtaking and powerful, Henry Naylor's play is sharp, funny and poignant - a must see" - Edinburgh Fest Mag, UK
 

"One of our best new writers" - Ann Treneman, Times