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"Later, After": Why Leaving War Doesn’t Mean Finding Peace
What happens to people who have been traumatised serving their country after they leave the military?
'Later, After' is a new play which lays bare the impact of working in a war zone and the psychological scars it leaves behind.
It follows the struggle of a former army bomb disposal officer, and the police psychiatrist attempting to uncover the reasons behind his explosive temper.
Written by Jane Harvey Berrick, a Cornish author and playwright, and Mike Spiers, himself a former Army bomb disposal officer, it aims to show how leaving war doesn’t mean finding peace.
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