A queer apocalyptic farce, overflowing with gender deviance, satire and blood-soaked horror.
Mummy’s Home is a hilarious and shocking rocket trip of a play with an impact like a high-speed bowling ball to the gut. The play follows a fractured family through a narrative of destruction. This unique and anarchistic piece of queer theatre encapsulates all the rage, paranoia, and frankly laughable insanity of the modern world in the span of ninety minutes.
A new play by Marceline Rix
Supported by Covered in Jam
Assistant Directed by Marshall Romano
Music by es.cher & Patrick Lyle-Condon
Artwork by Freya Rix
Cast:
Alex Horton
Tatianna Nicholle Davies
Elysia Boyle
GOO
Yasmin Jamshidi
Content warnings:
Strong language, violence, transphobia, xenophobia, misogyny, horror, existential dread and references to settler colonialism.
Access info:
Unfortunately, both floors of The Divine are not currently accessible as we do not
have a lift.
- The ground floor, main bar of The Divine has level access.
- There is an accessible toilet in the main bar.
- The cabaret and club space are in the basement of the venue. There is no lift.
- There are 17 wide steps down to the basement with handrails on either side; this is
where the show will take place.
- There are two sets of gender-neutral toilets downstairs; they are not wide enough
for wheelchairs.
If you need further information, please refer to The Divine ‘About’ page on the
website. www.thedivine.co.uk or email us direct on info@thedivine.co.uk