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While sharing their recipes, Israelis and Palestinians - Christians, Jews and Muslims - also reveal how they manage to live in a land of walls, checkpoints and suicide bombings. Every person in this play is real. They each have a story to tell, and sometimes those stories, like recipes, gain strength by being collected together. Kusa mahshi u waraq (stuffed courgette and stuffed vine leaves) jostles with gefilte fish; Thai stir fry with barbequed goat's testicles; fattoush (stale bread salad) and kibbeh (pounded wheat and lamb) with Greek salad. For divided communities who still have a land and its produce in common, this is a cookbook like no other.T01580080560Producer Kit Productions. Producer Tricycle. Director Rima Brihi. Director Tim Roseman. Design Ben Stones. Lighting David Plater. Sound Neil Alexander. Performer Marion Bailey. Performer Amanda Boxer. Performer David Ganly. Performer John Normington. Performer Daniel Pirrie. Performer Abigail Thaw. Performer Simon Trinder. Performer Nicholas Woodeson. | |
| 6 Jul 05 to 6 Aug 05 | The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre), Inner London :: V250 listing details L232149995 |
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