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  • Mogadishu 2011

    03 March - 02 April 2011

Information

Evenings: 7.30pm
Matinees: 16, 23 & 30 Mar - 1.30pm
19, 26 Mar & 02 Apr -2.30pm
Tickets: FFN - 03 Mar 7.30pm
All tickets £10: 04 - 11 Mar
Then £10 - £25

Saturday Saver: Under 30? See the show on ANY Saturday for just £15. Call 0871 22 117 29 to book.

Post-show Q&A:
17 Mar
22 Mar
Ages: 14+
Running time: 2 hours 30 mins inc interval (approx)

Synopsis

Production key info / links

'The play of the year? Quite possibly.' ***** Daily Telegraph

‘A striking vision.’ **** Evening Standard

‘Dunster’s thrillingly tense, dazzlingly well-acted production.’ **** Metro

‘Franzmann’s play is a cracker.’  **** Financial Times

‘As the kids themselves would say, “It’s good, innit?"' **** Daily Express


'I’m going to give you one more chance to tell the truth. So think very carefully about what you say...'

When white secondary school teacher Amanda is pushed to the ground by black student Jason, she’s reluctant to report him as she knows exclusion could condemn him to a future as troubled as his past. 

But Jason can protect himself and with a story of his own he drags Amanda into a vortex of lies in which victim becomes perpetrator and where the truth is somewhere between public and private, black and white.

Vivienne Franzmann's bold new play recently won the Bruntwood Playwriting Competition and The George Devine Award 2010.

'Potent stuff powerfully performed.' **** Mail on Sunday

'Extremely impressive.' **** Independent on Sunday

'Chilling.' **** Sunday Times

'Powerful production.' **** Whatsonstage

IN CONVERSATION - 21 MAR

Friends Performances
17 Mar 7.30pm
22 Mar 7.30pm
02 Apr 2.30pm
 

Please note that Mogadishu is not suitable for those under 14 as it contains strong language and scenes of violence. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us.