Produced by PACHAMAMA PRODUCTIONS and RICHARD JORDAN PRODUCTIONS in association with the TRAVERSE THEATRE. London season presented by THEATRE ROYAL STRATFORD EAST in association with the BARBICAN
28 Oct - 20 Nov
Conceived and directed by Cora Bissett
Text by Stef Smith
A world away for you, but a world right on your doorstep.
Roadkill starts and ends at Theatre Royal Stratford East and takes you on a journey by minibus to a house somewhere in East London to tell the powerful story of the terrifying complexities of sex trafficking today, based on real experiences.
This award-winning show comes to London after sold-out runs in Paris and Edinburgh and combines direct, chilling performances with video and animation. You'll come face to face with the brutal and hidden truth behind the newspaper headlines as you share the intimate, harrowing details of a young woman trapped in a living nightmare.
'. . . brutal and compelling. . . The graceful Ojelade gives a performance of. . . shattering intensity.' 5 STARS Evening
Standard
'This is immersive theatre at its most powerful' 4 STARS
Financial Times
'The performances in this three-hander are exceptional. . . [Roadkill is] brilliant, sobering, frank, very moving. . .' 5 STARS
Whatsonstage.com
'Excellent' 4 STARS Metro
Roadkill was originally produced by Ankur Production and Pachamama Prodcutions in association with the Tron and Traverse Theatre. Roadkill is supported by Creative Scotland, Glasgow City Council, Scottish Refugee Council, Women's Fund for Scotland, Federation of Scottish Theatre, part of the Made in Scotland Programme funded by the Scottish Government's Edinburgh Festivals Expo Fund. The London season is supported by the London Borough of Newham.
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Tickets
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Performances times vary. This show happens off-site, setting off by minibus from our box office. Please be aware that this means there will be absolutely no admittance for latecomers.
Suitable for everyone aged 15+ - contains strong language and adult scenes.
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