How would you feel if you walked round a corner and suddenly saw yourself? That’s a question asked by one of the characters in Caryl Churchill’s play: A NUMBER. Thirty-five-year-old Bernard thought he was an only child until one day he learns that he is just one of an unknown number of clones. This shocking news forces him to ask questions about nature, nurture, and what it means to be a unique individual. Learn what happens when Bernard confronts his father, uncovers family secrets and meets a stranger who is his genetically identical twin.