Trafalgar Studios
11 September
Organica
by Pedro Miguel Rozo
translated by Simon Scardifeld
She put her savings
into earth, and now she fears
what is buried there.
Chocolate
by Bola Agbaje
The cocoa farmer
who does not know what they make
those bitter beans into.
Bread on the Table
by Lydia Adetunji
He bought a loaf, too small
to feed them all, but all
he could afford.
Photo: ©Richard Davenport 2015 |
The Protectors
by Clare Bayley
These are potatoes
growing wild, all but forgotten,
fabled, forbidden.
Try Me
by Poppy Burton-Morgan
and Dominic Gerrard
He would scuttle
if he could
across your tongue,
the smooth-talking
cricket.
Photo: ©Richard Davenport 2015 |
16 Pounds
by Neil LaBute
Water welling, spilling,
sliding down her gullet,
icy in her gaze.
Turned
by Inua Ellams
A woman, once a wife
and mother, now alone;
stoical by her stove.
and mother, now alone;
stoical by her stove.
Mouthful, by Metta Theatre, is a collection
of six short plays and a musical, responding
to the global food crisis.
Mouthful runs at Trafalgar Studios until 3 October
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