History teacher Layla McKinnon is preparing for her wedding to Andy in the school holidays when she discovers that there are a few things she needs to learn before heading down the aisle. There's something about their pasts that she finds unsettling; a threat to her friendships, her sense of identity and the wedding itself. As she pieces together her family tree, reminisces about the past and worries about the future, she tries to hold onto her best friend and her husband-to-be and find out who she is and where she fits in.T1756847733Producer Phoebe McIntosh. Producer Lighthouse Poole. Producer Black Theatre Live. Performer Phoebe McIntosh. | |
| 1 Aug 18 to 27 Aug 18 | Assembly, Edinburgh :: V1535815773 listing details L1327379652 |
T01893263677Written and performed by Phoebe McIntosh, this bold new solo show presents the mixed-race experience from a new perspective and asks if the difficulties of the past will always pose a threat to the future and if discovering your identity means picking a side.Performer Phoebe McIntosh. | |
| 21 Mar 18 | Dorchester Arts Centre, Dorchester :: V1068 listing details L285718608 |
| 11 May 17 | Tara Theatre, Outer London :: V292 listing details L99342285 |
