Mancunian Rhapsody

22nd, 23rd, & 24th June 9.30pm £13.50/12.50

Mancunian Rhapsody is a comedy about a Mancunian Jewish woman, Rivki Pashinsky, with a guilty pleasure for Freddie Mercury music.
Her son, the nerdy Rabbi Michael, plans to marry the Brooklyn born, alopecia-ridden, lisp-inflicted and overweight Devorah Feigenblum, until devastating rumours ruin everybody’s plans. Religious identity, forbidden familial and sexual relationships, betrayal and the power of gossip are all showcased through parody and popular music!

The show not only satirises the extremes of Jewish life, but also the role of musical theatre itself. Debra Tammer was inspired to write the play after watching the ITV documentary Strictly Kosher. The work-in-progress of the play was the one-to-watch show as part of the Camden Fringe Theatre Festival in London 2014 and sold out every night. The show will be touring to Manchester, Bournemouth, London and the Edinburgh Festival for 2015.

Tickets booked online must be collected 15mins before showtime. Cash tickets are available for 30 mins at the box office.
 Over 18’s only, limited access for people with disabilities, no admittance for latecomers.

Book tickets online

 Hen and Chickens Theatre

109 St Paul’s Road

London 
N1 2NA