Blood of my Blood; Royal Court; 1st October - 7th November; from £15
‘This belongs to me as much as it belongs to you.’
Bullock Creek, South Carolina, 1862. As war rages beyond the plantation, Ginnie Good raises her five children in a cabin that will outlast them all.
Today. At the same cabin, now a trendy Airbnb, a pregnant Black woman uses conjure to commune with her ancestors, seeking answers to the questions she’s afraid to ask anyone else.
Playwright Joy Nesbitt makes her Royal Court debut with a haunting new play about inheritance, belonging, and what we hear when we listen to the voices of the past. Directed by Tatenda Shamiso (No I.D.).
