Global Majority

A thriller at the Bush Theatre in London, following Brian Tran through a run of increasingly harsh interviews for a leadership role. Written by Chris Fung and directed by Rupert Hands.

Global Majority is a thriller written by Chris Fung, the award-winning writer of The Society for New Cuisine, and directed by Rupert Hands, whose earlier work includes End of the Rainbow. Brian Tran is interviewed for a candidacy that could make him the world's top leader. As the questioning grows harsher, he is forced to confront what would follow if he fails.

The material compares the production with Black Mirror and Succession. Its themes are twisted family loyalty, secretive elites and the lengths people will go to in order to stay close to power, so the story is driven by suspense and by the pressure of a single room and a single chair rather than by spectacle.

The production is staged at the Bush Theatre, a London theatre on Uxbridge Road. Several performances are offered in relaxed and sensory-adapted, BSL-interpreted, captioned or audio-described formats, which makes the show accessible to a wider range of audiences.