Teenager Jacob Dunne is out with friends in Nottingham when an impulsive punch causes a stranger's death. After prison, he is lost and directionless until the parents of his victim ask to meet him. That encounter begins a difficult transformation shaped by responsibility, grief and restorative justice. Based on Dunne's memoir Right from Wrong, James Graham's play examines the consequences of violence from several perspectives and asks whether dialogue can create accountability without erasing harm. It is a searching true-life drama about remorse, punishment and the possibility of change.
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