In Lynchburg, Virginia on the former site of a once thriving cotton mill, 14-year-old Ruffrino now lives in an impoverished neighbourhood deeply affected by the recent killings of young black men. Driven to militancy he looks to incite riots at school and online, whilst becoming more and more at odds with his mother and grandfather. The boy's anger grows beyond containment while the family home literally sinks into the cotton field, and no one seems to notice but him. He's out to save the world, wake up the zombies, and prove by any means necessary that Black Lives Matter. But at what cost?T0606024012Presented byTheatre 503. Director Roy Alexander Weise. Design Jemima Robinson. Lighting Amy Mae. Sound Harry Johnson. Design Louise Rhoades-Brown (video). Director Vicki Manderson (movement director). Director Jordan John (assistant). Producer Jake Orr. Producer Samara Thomas (assistant). Performer Michael Ajao (Ruffrino). Performer Kiza Deen (Nadine). Performer Trevor A Toussaint (Matthew). Performer Alexander Campbell (Police Officer). Performer Ellie Turner (Caged_Bird99). | |
| 7 Mar 18 to 31 Mar 18 | Theatre503, Inner London :: V232 listing details L115045471 |
T1294468772Rehearsed readingPresented byTheatre 503 (in partnership with The American Playwriting Foundation). Director Lisa Spiring. | |
| 28 Jun 17 | Theatre503, Inner London :: V232 listing details L0204807930 |
