DISS-LEX-IANS
Ever made the mistake of overpromising something? Like saying that you’ve written an entire musical about the history of Hip Hop, when you haven't! Well G has...
Meet G, a fast-talking daughter of Lewisham. With the help of her friend P, can she overcome the chaos of home life... spellings, the inner demon Negs... spellings, her mother... spellings.
G has Missy Elliott, her spelling answer to everything, or is she?
THE OBITUARY
Three siblings return to their old family house before it is demolished, with one hour to complete a property report.
What begins as paperwork becomes a fight over memory, migration, and who gets to decide what a family is worth.
The Obituary is a sharp and tender new play that uses one East Asian family story to explore cross-cultural identity, inheritance, and what happens when the people you love no longer call the same place home.
WHITE LIGHT
Jay is a fourteen-year-old Londoner, and his shit moustache is the only thing he's proud of. When a brand-new Lamborghini accelerates past his dad’s dingy flat, Jay asks himself, “why can’t I have that?” His quest for the truth is explosive.
Broken Hearted Youth (DNA, My Mind Matters; Jack Studio) present a new monologue by a Papatango and Off West End Award winning writer.
Praise for previous work:
“Dark and dangerous” ★★★★★ The Stage.
SISTERLAND
Petra is selling her knickers, Lara is mid crisis and Michelle has gone so far off the rails it’s rural.
During a girl’s night out, Lydia escapes to the bathroom fearing the worst, whilst all Cassie wants is some toilet roll.
In the magical land of the club toilets; worlds collide. Here, we embrace the blood, tears, howls, anthems, and complete wonderment of Sisterhood.
Ready? Get ya glad rags on. Time to get liberated.
