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    Brown Girls Do It Too: Mama Told Me Not To Come 4

    Brown Girls Do It Too: Mama Told Me Not To Come

    • SHOWING
    • 16 Nov -
      17 Nov 2022
      16 Nov - 17 Nov 2022
    About

    Created by and starring Poppy Jay and Rubina Pabani. Adapted from the BBC Sounds Podcast.

    ‘THE FUNNIEST WOMEN IN BRITAIN’ – The Times

    Fierce, funny, and wonderfully frank, Poppy and Rubina have sex and they aren’t ashamed to talk about it.  Their critically acclaimed BBC Sounds podcast Brown Girls Do It Too (‘Best Podcast of the Year’ British Podcast Awards 2020, Asian Media 2021) has amassed fans who love their honesty and openness (love a period sex sesh…anyone else?) and faced enormous backlash online for breaking the silence on sex in Asian communities.

    Bringing their characteristic candour, quick wit and infectious personalities to the stage, Poppy and Rubina reflect on what it means to be brown British women and explore the seminal moments from their lives, from first orgasms and loves to racism and family politics.

    With songs, sketches and some very graphic content, come and meet the Aunties, Little Claire, Big Poppa and Reuben and find out why you’ll never match with Poppy and Rubina on Samosa Soulmates.

    This is a celebration of brown British women, genital warts and all.


    Post show panel discussion – Wed 16 Nov

    If Brown Girls Do It Too: Mama Told Me Not To Come leaves you wanting to do it all over again, then stick around after the show for our post show Q&A.

    Poppy and Rubina will be joined by local activists Amaleehah and Nadia Aslam-Forrester to discuss what it means to have freedom and empowerment in South Asian communities. Hosted by Aneesha, co-director of Brown Girls Do It Too, come and tell your stories, ask your questions and share your experiences.

    Amaleehah & Nadia are Bristol based gender equality activists and fashion bloggers who explore female empowerment through their social media platforms and volunteering work. They are experienced delivering educational workshops in U.K. schools on topics relating to gender and racial equality with a specific focus on honour based abuse within south Asian communities.

    Follow them on Instagram @goldmoods & @silvermoods


    CREATIVE TEAM

    Writer and performer: Poppy Jay
    Writer and performer: Rubina Pabani
    Co-director: Sam Hodges
    Co-director: Aneesha Srinivasan
    Set and costume designer: Rosanna Vize
    Lighting designer: Bethany Gupwell
    Sound designer: Jasmin Kent Rodgman
    Dramaturg: Pia Furtado
    Movement director: Sundeep Saini

    • RUNNING TIME90 mins (plus interval)
    • AGE RECOMMENDATION16+
    • TICKETSStandard £20 / Concession £16
    • VENUE

    Content warning: this show contains language that could be deemed offensive, such as swearing and adult references.

    8pm

    Standard From £20 / Concession From £16
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    Post-show panel talk Wed 16 Nov

    Members on sale 12pm on Thu 19 May
    General on sale 12pm Thu 26 May

    Reviews
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      "The mix of chit-chat, liberation sexology and the comedy of cultural identity, is a potent
      one"

      The Guardian
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      "This powerful podcast turned show with its unapologetic humour, hilariously graphic skits
      and admirable honesty is a glorious celebration of Brown women that is not to be missed"

      North West End UK
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      "If I can bring my mum to a show about rimming and wanking over Keanu Reeves, and she
      still insists on getting cast autographs post-show, then it must be a hit"

      Off/Stage
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