''I became the writer I am today because of a chance encounter with Raising the Wreck. I was 16 years old. I was alone. That night the whole world opened in front of me. I saw my future on that stage, I saw my ancestors, and understood my place in the lineage. It’s a pioneering piece of unapologetically women’s theatre, loud, vibrant, hilarious and somehow holy. It made the world seem possible xxx'' Joelle Taylor- poet, writer, performer and winner of The TS Eliot Award.
''Sue Frumin is one of the funniest women I've EVER met. She makes me spit other people's food out of my own nose'', Erika Lopez, actor writer and performer
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'' Sue Frumin- Queer Theatre Legend!'' Out Savvy review for Fine and Dandy
''Sea-Change Theatre Company give us a new version of Sue Frumin’s exhilarating, bold and ever-so slightly mad comedy, concerning the picaresque adventures of a Wandering Jew at the turn of the 20th Century, in a production more representative of the whole LGBTQI community than in its previous incarnations.'' Unity Arts London
★★★★★
''It deserves to carry on!'' Katre, The Spy in the Stalls
''A fascinating show to challenge stereotypical ideas of how plays should be written, performed and acted''. Terry Eastam
Photographer: Ray Malone
Photographer: Ray Malone
''The brilliant Sue Frumin returns to Deptford for a special reading of her play, Fine and Dandy. Part of Lewisham's LGBTQ History Month''
Details:
Deptford Lounge
9 Giffin Street, London, SE8 4RJ
6.30pm
Tickets are free but booking is required via the link below!
original photo of Sue by Ray Malone
