A FAMILY BUSINESS links the global to the local. We live in a world so connected we can access ongoing conflicts, and their implications, in real time – and even then nuclear weapons still seem to exist in an untouchable space, controlled by political and diplomatic forces our everyday lives don't connect with. But the people who manage these existential threats are still just that – people. And the nuclear issue is embedded in every aspect of our lives, even if we find it hard to notice. The show is about diplomats, activists, and the global threat of nuclear weapons - but it’s also a journey into what matters to us in this room, right now. How do we even start to deal with the global, when so much in our everyday needs fixing? And should we even separate the two? Supported by WARWICK ARTS CENTRE and ECLIPSE THEATRE and using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.