‘Poonam Brah’s skillfully choreographed staging draws a distinct parallel between the ceremony of religion and of sleazy seduction..’
The Times on Bells

Monday 28 September - 17th October 2009 (no sun): 7.30PM
Prices: £12/£10
Post Show Discussion on Thursday 1st October

A double bill Directed by Poonam Brah

Jesus Christ & Chocolate Pudding
by Punam Ramchurn

When racism rears its ugly head, can childhood friendship ever be the same?

How The Rapist Was Born
by Sabina England 

Charley is the daughter of a notorious rapist. When she grows up she wants to be just like her daddy...

Two short sharp plays about the rites of passage of youth weave a spontaneous physical comedy with a thrilling Manga nightmare into an unsettling, original space with relentless pace and rhythmic precision.

Childhood is not all fun and games.

"Rachael Hilton and Dina Mousawi are very impressive as the two friends, convincingly growing up on stage and effortlessly dropping into other characters. With no costume, props or set the two actresses create a world with their physicality, which is slick and well-directed."
Georgia Blake, Whats on Stage

"Charismatic performances (Rachael Hilton and Dina Mousawi) and a script that’s big hearted and true."
Brian Logan, Time Out