Performance

Venue	Greenwich Theatre
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	2nd October 2007
To	6th October 2007
When	19:30. Wed, Sat Mats 14:30
Prices	From £14.00. To £20.00.
Greenwich Theatre (V308)
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Lisa's Sex Strike

Work:: Lisa's Sex Strike (S0120066841)

Described as the topical comedy for 2007, Blake Morrison re-works Aristophanes' classic comedy, Lysistrata, to take on the great issues of our time - race, war, religion, terrorism and sexual morality - with disturbing hilarity. It's 2007 in the northern mill-town of Blackhurst and intolerable racial tensions are tearing the mixed community apart. Summat MUST to be done, and sharpish. Radical behaviour requires a radical plan, and Lisa hatches an outrageous plot to encourage peace - a sex strike - no more nooky 'til the fighting stops, with riotously funny consequences. But as the women of Blackhurst strive towards love...not war...they make a disturbing discovery that turns their local dispute into a demonstration of global proportions. This play contains some sexually explicit language and is not suitable for children.

Author

Blake Morrison

Production:: (T01282658660)

World Premiere

Producer	Octagon Theatre Bolton
Company	Northern Broadsides
Director	Conrad Nelson
Design	Jessica Worrall
Musical Director	Rebekah Hughes
Performer	Seema Bowri (Rukmini)
Performer	Sally Carman (Carol)
Performer	Becky Hindley (Lisa)
Performer	Rebekah Hughes (Meryl)
Performer	Michael Hugo (Will)
Performer	Anthony Hunt
Performer	Chris Nayak
Performer	Eve Polycarpou
Performer	Simon Holland Roberts (Prutt)
Performer	Barrie Rutter (Old Man Mars)
Performer	Chook Sibtain (Amit)
Performer	Jessica Taylor (Noor)
Performer	Declan Wilson (Tyrone)
Performer	Flo Wilson (Loretta)
Performer	Chris Nayak (Iqbal)
Performer	Eve Polycarpou (Mama Pax)

Listing:: L0699662291

Production details

World Premiere

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