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Ever Feel Like you're constantly disappointing people? Meet Rumi.
Rumi is a British Pakistani woman who's referred to as a 'Coconut' (brown on the outside, white on the inside). Born and brought up as a Muslim, Rumi spends more time enjoying fine wine and bacon than being at the mosque. When she meets Simon, a white guy, she hopes that his decision to convert to Islam will be enough to keep everyone happy. However, as Simon begins to explore his faith, Rumi's world spins off its axis in ways she could never have predicted.
'Mir's writing is side-achingly funny...hits both a zeitgeist and the universality of coming to terms with your own identity' FemaleArts
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Written by Anne Odeke, Guleraana Mir, Kenny Emson, Sadie Hasler.
Four inspirational tales of Essex resilience intertwine to make an unmissable world premiere by the region''s most exciting playwrights.
The Essex Princess by Anne Odeke
It''s 1908 and Joanna''s planning to provoke the attention of Southend and the whole of the nation, by becoming the first black woman to compete in a beauty pageant.
Fiza by Guleraana Mir
Fiza''s moved home with her parents. Under dire circumstances... At nearly 40. Will she pick herself up in time for the dreaded school reunion?
Never Never Land by Kenny Emson
Tag''s out with the lads in 1998 - it''s his last night as a proper Essex boy.
But there are last nights, and there are last nights.
Everybody Gets Born by Sadie Hasler
Daisy''s having a baby.
Yep, right now.
Actually having a baby.
The drugs kick in, the room goes fuzzy, and Daisy finds herself back in 1978... in her mum''s glam band.
183 kr
Skickas inom 5-8 vardagar
161 kr
219 kr
Skickas inom 5-8 vardagar
Ever Feel Like you're constantly disappointing people? Meet Rumi.
Rumi is a British Pakistani woman who's referred to as a 'Coconut' (brown on the outside, white on the inside). Born and brought up as a Muslim, Rumi spends more time enjoying fine wine and bacon than being at the mosque. When she meets Simon, a white guy, she hopes that his decision to convert to Islam will be enough to keep everyone happy. However, as Simon begins to explore his faith, Rumi's world spins off its axis in ways she could never have predicted.
'Mir's writing is side-achingly funny...hits both a zeitgeist and the universality of coming to terms with your own identity' FemaleArts
193 kr
Läs direkt efter köp
193 kr
Läs direkt efter köp
202 kr
Läs direkt efter köp
Written by Anne Odeke, Guleraana Mir, Kenny Emson, Sadie Hasler.
Four inspirational tales of Essex resilience intertwine to make an unmissable world premiere by the region''s most exciting playwrights.
The Essex Princess by Anne Odeke
It''s 1908 and Joanna''s planning to provoke the attention of Southend and the whole of the nation, by becoming the first black woman to compete in a beauty pageant.
Fiza by Guleraana Mir
Fiza''s moved home with her parents. Under dire circumstances... At nearly 40. Will she pick herself up in time for the dreaded school reunion?
Never Never Land by Kenny Emson
Tag''s out with the lads in 1998 - it''s his last night as a proper Essex boy.
But there are last nights, and there are last nights.
Everybody Gets Born by Sadie Hasler
Daisy''s having a baby.
Yep, right now.
Actually having a baby.
The drugs kick in, the room goes fuzzy, and Daisy finds herself back in 1978... in her mum''s glam band.