photo by Dahlia Katz
“The new work movingly explores the tender terrain where self, family and history collide, collapse and sometimes become inseparable. It makes for simultaneously gripping theatre and a thoughtful window into the real, lived realities of teenaged Congolese female experience.
— Catherine Kustanczy, The Globe and Mail
Rachel Mutombo (playwright) & Natasha Mumba (director) interview. Video by HoffWorks
“In the basement of a Pentecostal Congolese Church, four teenage girls meet for Bible study, but the conversation soon turns to topics including the sexy pastor, drinking alcohol and whether the Bible is in fact boring.”
— Karen Fricker, Toronto Star