Pandemic of Love
  • West End

Love is a virus. Why is love a sickness?

A pandemic erupts and a couple are stuck in Lockdown together. At first, it's all love, fun, and games, like their first few days of dating - but very soon the situation becomes unbearable as they stay together. How is this going to test their relationship? To the utmost degree.

"Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot." - Charlie Chaplin

Pandemic of Love is a contemporary black comedy set in London, telling the story of a young couple who is quarantined in a studio apartment for three months because of an unknown virus. As they go through different stages of love and hate in a very short, compressed time, we have a fragmented and visceral vision of the beginning, apex, and break up of a love story.

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