‘I’m not political… I’ve never voted. Not once. 45 years old and I never cared who ran things. It didn’t matter.’
- HOSTAGE
‘My dad said burn it. Burn it all. “I wouldn’t step in that house even if it was disinfected with beach. So much bleach it turned white.”‘
- BLEACH
‘When I was older, I knew what she was thinking. Another disgrace on her street. Ma mere just like her mother before.’
- BURN
In a dark room in a distant, undisclosed country, a man held hostage by militants searches for absolution in each link in the chain of events that lead to his captivity. In another room, in a comfortable, westernised country, a young woman who fancies herself a free spirit discovers the real nature of the walls that surround her. Deep in the heart of Montreal, a man weighs the weight of his existance after learning his whole life was based on a lie.These three one person shows run together for approximately 70 minutes and are suitable for secondary schools, colleges and adult groups. They can be accompanied by writing and acting workshops or a q&a session. To book or if you have further questions, please contact contact@redonblackproductions.com.
Previous reviews:
“Influences and references range from international politics to delicate domestic details, maintaining relevance successfully for contemporary audiences. Despite the stark differences in the stories told and the characters who tell them, recurring themes and the consistent intensity of emotional recall unify this theatrical experience.”
- Hazel Tsoi, Londonist
“An hour of engaging drama, with enough suspense and twists to keep you absorbed and in a contemplative mood for the rest of the night.” – Chloe Preece, London Theatre Guide
“At just over an hour in length it is astounding to witness such a fierce emotional trajectory – a must see for anyone who wants to experience fearless and honest writing.” – Naomi Woodis, Metaroar
“The potential for spellbinding and extra-special grade performances of the Conor McPherson / The Weir scale is present in the writing.” – Hazel Tsoi, Londonist