Sohaya Visions & Mukul & Ghetto Tigers present
End of the Line
by Megan Hoche
directed by Sarah Jane Schostack
Chase meets Ann for pizza and politics while Sahar and Jake fight out their difference in a crazily edgy multiracial city.
Set in New York, this fast-paced play provides a funny yet razor-sharp look at racism in America. It covers xenophobia and White nationalism during Trump’s era while seeking to create fundamental shifts in blinkered worldviews.
audience feedback
I loved the energy of the performance. I wanted it to last longer!
Energetic, contemporary, and comedic with serious issues and message.
The presentation was simple yet very powerful, impressive acting.
Well-edited and juxtaposed scenes. The set was just 13 chairs with magic created with visuals and lighting.
I didn’t expect this at all – a well-written, sparkling script, really liked the backdrop of 9/11.
See details about a new RAFTA scriptwriting competition for creative and unique scripts against extremism, intolerance and xenophobia.
Rehearsed script-reading
Sunday October 15, 2023, 8pm
Crawley Museum, 103 High St, Crawley RH10 1DD
R&D staged performance
Sunday October 29, 7.30pm
Pinter Studio, ArtsONE, QMUL, Mile End Rd, London E1 9PA
Actors: Meaghan Martin, Steven Dean Moore, Adrian Richards, and Yasmin Taheri
Producers: Raminder Kaur and Mukul Ahmed
Designer: Esme Solomon
Stage Manager: Jaymie Stewart
Lighting Designer: Tracey Hammill
Projections Designer: Jules Deering
Sound Designer: Tarun Jasani
Photographer and Filmmaker: Sol Carroll
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