Final two weeks

22nd – 26th March Theatre Peckham BOOK

30th March – 1st April Bernie Grant Arts Centre BOOK

“All that is needed are two persuasive, engaging performers to tell the story, and Kudzai Mangombe as Chantel and Tristan Waterson as Matthew work beautifully together…concise, authentic and thought-provoking”   The Stage ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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If only he knew. If only he listened.

A tragic suicide. Two young Black lives are blown apart.

In the madness of grief, Matthew and Chantel find each other again.

As the clouds begin to clear they wonder what their shared future might hold.

I need to like myself; I need to have a proper life.

 

“A focussed, multi-layered glimpse into the lives of two young Black Britons that asks many vital questions.” Everything Theatre

ALL ROADS is the world premiere of a new play by Roy Williams (Death of England, Sing Yer Heart Out for the Lads), directed by Anastasia Osei Kuffour, (On the Ropes, Seeds, Typical, Cuttin’ It) which explores what it means to love, grieve and build your own future, being young Black and British today.

“… A spellbinding two-hander drama about two teens bonded by a trauma that both feel guilt about. It is piercingly well acted by the utterly natural Kudzai Mangombe & Tristan Waterson.” Mark Shenton

‘Williams’ script is wonderful…Both Kudzai Mangombe and Tristan Waterson are tremendous’ Theatre & Tonic ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

 

Safety Information: The content of the play includes themes of mental health, suicide, racial discrimination and grief. Haze is also used.

Please note: Latecomers will be admitted at a specific point approximately 4 minutes into the show. Unfortunately, after this we are unable to allow any admittance.

The play is recommended for ages 13+ unless accompanied by an adult.

 

Team

Cast: Kudzai Mangombe & Tristan Waterson

Directed by Anastasia Osei-Kuffour

Designed by Zahra Mansouri

Lighting by Jonathan Chan

Sound by Khalil Madovi

Movement and Intimacy Direction by Yassmin V Foster

Dialect and accents by Esi Acquaah-Harrison

Production manager Chloe Astley

Stage Manager Lauren Lambert Moore

 

 

Produced by Attic in partnership with Tramshed in association with Theatre Peckham and Bernie Grant Arts Centre