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Time is running out to see The Generation of Z: Apocalypse… BOOK NOW to see this critically acclaimed production before its final performances on Sunday 19 July. After exploding across New Zealand and Edinburgh, the deadly ‘Z’ virus and the ensuing zombie hordes have been wreaking havoc on London since April, taking audiences on a high-octane, visceral thrill ride and thrusting them into a rabid battle for survival. The Generation of Z: Apocalypse unfolds in a purpose-built venue in Mile End and takes no prisoners, hurling audiences into the forefront of a zombie apocalypse. Described by MTV as “completely believable”, The Generation of Z: Apocalypse has proved again and again that audiences have both a thirst for blood and for fresh and exciting theatre experiences. The Generation of Z: Apocalypse creative team said: "The journey of The Generation of Z to Whitechapel from its conception back in NZ, has been utterly mind blowing. We're unleashing it upon more unsuspecting audiences soon and all will be revealed in the coming months. The undead will live on. Thanks for having us London. You've been amazing.” Tickets for remaining performances are strictly limited with Tickets from £25. Book now to avoid disappointment. Don’t miss your last chance to survive the apocalypse! thegenerationofz.com Join the fight at https://www.facebook.com/thegenerationofz or follow us @GenerationOfZ

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