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A wonderfully bittersweet tale of clashing cultures, identities, and class.

steeped in all the lore and mythology of the American dream

A strange but enjoyable comedy with plenty of laughter and darkness

A celebration of life, and a reminder that the fight is far from over.

An education, a celebration, and a warning

a hilarious, informative, moving, and inspiring tribute’

If you’ll forgive the ad pitch, flowers suit nearly every occasion. A loving declaration, celebratory congratulations, or a sorrowful consolation. Living things that bloom and die, flowers represent beauty and sorrow, life and death. In Funeral Flowers they represent something else – the chance at something new. Funeral Flowers is a powerfully personal, utterly involving tale of a girl’s struggle to achieve her dream. Written and performed by Emma Dennis-Edwards, Funeral Flowers tells the story of Angelique, a 17-year-old whose ...

A warm and poignant tribute to a great man

What can a play tell us about the world – more than half a century after its debut? I may as well ask why people still watch Shakespeare, but in the case of recent history, I always find myself wondering. Why now? Much like the Bard, it seems that racism will, sadly, always be relevant. Blood Knot is a play about apartheid in South Africa. Athol Fugard’s play about two brothers, one black, one white, premiered in 1961, one year ...

Feed presents the surreal and dangerous of online life - high melodrama rather than social critique.”