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Vegetable

Vegetable

Nov8
Sunday 8 November · 7 PM – 9 PM
FADS (Film and Drama Studio), Arts TwoQueen Mary, Mile End, London, E1 4NS
Free on Co
Nov8
Sunday 8 November · 7 PM – 9 PM
FADS (Film and Drama Studio), Arts TwoQueen Mary, Mile End, London, E1 4NS
Free on Co
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The world premiere of an important play about how we cope without rhubarb.

The world premiere of an important play about how we cope without rhubarb.

Karen Morash presents

VEGETABLE

A play about how we cope without rhubarb.

by Kit Danowski & John London

Unique performance: 8 November7pm

Admission: free, but you have to reserve tickets in advance.

FADS, Arts Two, Queen Mary University of London, Mile End

How to get there: https://www.qmul.ac.uk/about/howtofindus/mileend/

Karen Morash Productions are delighted to present their latest venture into the depths of bad taste.

You have seen the trailers. You will recognize most of the actors. And some of you have an old T-shirt with the logo.

We are now ready for the world premiere of Vegetable , an astounding play by Kit Danowski and John London.

The result of years of work in the Food, Health, Disease and Performance research project (FoHeDiP), this production asks fundamental questions about who is there and why we live now. Is there hope without murder? Can poems change the world? What do you eat to stay on stage? And how do we become Romanian?

It's not entirely logical, but has some good music and a couple of surprises (sometimes).

WARNING: Some may find the death of the beetle upsetting.

* The production is dedicated to the memory of Kit Danowski, who passed away far too young, in 2024. John still misses him, very much.

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