'The Gift' (November 2023)
Intriguing
"Different Sarahs, different tea parties, different centuries...has much changed?"
Intriguing
“A subversive comedy drama about imperialism, cross-racial adoption, cultural appropriation… and tea” – 'The Gift' examines whether we can truly understand what we have never experienced."
“The play covers off a number of important and serious topics but does so with a good deal of wit and classy comedy which certainly commands an audience
“A subversive comedy drama about imperialism, cross-racial adoption, cultural appropriation… and tea” – 'The Gift' examines whether we can truly understand what we have never experienced."
“The play covers off a number of important and serious topics but does so with a good deal of wit and classy comedy which certainly commands an audience’s attention rather more than a preachy polemic would probably do” (2nd from Bottom)
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"Different Sarahs, different tea parties, different centuries...has much changed?"
Intriguing
Brighton, 1862. Sarah Forbes Bonetta, a Yoruba princess given as a ‘gift’ and adopted by Queen Victoria, apprehensively prepares to relocate to West Africa. But first, she must contend with unexpected guests who’ve dropped in for tea….
"Different Sarahs, different tea parties, different centuries...has much changed?"
"Different Sarahs, different tea parties, different centuries...has much changed?"
"Different Sarahs, different tea parties, different centuries...has much changed?"
Cheshire 2019. Sarah, a Nigerian-British middle-class woman, recently relocated to a quaint village with her family; reeling from a disappointment at work, she is interrupted by her gluten-free-muffins-bearing neighbours who decide to stay for tea. Polite banter soon takes a very different turn…..