Sima blurs naturalism with the supernatural to explore themes of social responsibility and the inequality of modern feminism in relation to class. Artistically integrated captions make Sima accessible to d/Deaf and HOH audience members. A morality play set in the flat of an isolated university student, Jess. When she opens up her home to a stranger in need of her help, this unlikely encounter forces Jess to face her own demons in order to save Sima. This groundbreaking new play takes us out of the ordinary and into a world that is spiritual, ancient and uncertain.| 4 Jul 23 to 8 Jul 23 | Drayton Arms Theatre Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
