''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.
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''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
