Details

Melody is in the care system. Her little sister is 100 miles away and is about to be adopted? the only thing that is constant in her life is her toy monster - Mojo. This unique piece of hip hop theatre fuses spoken word, music, dance and puppetry. It brings together a formidable artistic team including Sue Buckmaster (Theatre-Rites), Kwesi Johnson (Kompany Malakhi) club artist Mark Wigan (I.D magazine/The Brain Club) and Hobbit (International Beatboxing Champion) with 20 Stories High's award-winning writer and director Keith Saha Age 13+ contains strong ehemes (including family loss, suicide), strong language, sexual references and drug use.

Cast/Performers

Simone James (Blessing), Darren Kuppan (Rizla), Remmie Milner (Melody)

Creatives/Company

Author: Keith Saha
Producer(s): 20 Stories High, Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse, Curve Leicester
Director(s): Keith Saha, Sue Buckmaster (puppets)
Design: Kate Unwin
Other(s): Mark Wigan (visual artist), Hobbit (beatboxer)
Choreographer: Kwesi Johnson

Melody Loses her Mojo

Melody Loses her Mojo (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1676682964. Details of all Melody Loses her Mojo archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01910349569

Archive Listings

7 Nov 13 to 9 Nov 13	Key Theatre Peterborough, Cambridgeshire Performance Details => Venue archive
4 Nov 13 to 5 Nov 13	Cast Doncaster, South Yorkshire Performance Details => Venue archive
16 Oct 13 to 17 Oct 13	Lawrence Batley Theatre Huddersfield, West Yorkshire Performance Details => Venue archive
8 Oct 13 to 12 Oct 13	Curve Leicester, Leicestershire Performance Details => Venue archive
20 Sep 13 to 28 Sep 13	Liverpool Playhouse Liverpool, Merseyside Performance Details => Venue archive

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