FANTA ORANGE
FINBOROUGH THEATRE 
**** "Splendidly provocative stuff" (Time Out)

This “tale of a guilt-stricken Western do-gooder who wreaks as much havoc as many a colonial adventurer” (Time Out) was inspired by a real-life Amnesty International report.  Regina is a Kenyan house servant. Roger is her white farmer boss. The two share a curious bond. Enter Ronnie, a privileged young English girl. Soon both women are pregnant by Roger and a relentless saga unfolds.

Developed at the National Theatre Studio and premiered at Finborough Theatre in 2011, directed by Gareth Machin, starring Jessica Ellerby, Kehinde Fadipe and Jay Villiers.
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NOMINATED BEST NEW PLAY BY OFFWESTEND AWARDS
NOMINATED BEST NEW PLAY BY EVENING STANDARD
WINNER LITTLE BROTHER’S BIG OPPORTUNITY
WINNER INTERNATIONAL PLAYWRITING FESTIVAL 
 

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**** WhatsOnStage **** Spoonfed **** Time Out **** Fringe Review **** Exeunt”

“Splendidly provocative stuff” (Time Out)
“Rapier-witted” (Telegraph)
“Disturbs and satisfies in equal measure” (What’s on Stage)
“Fizzes with ebullient phrases and heady ideas,” (Evening Standard)
“Daring, assured and often stingingly funny” (Time Out)
“Fast-paced, engrossing, intelligent and witty” (UkTheatreNetwork)
“Rips along like a dangerous tide” (Oneworld Theatre)
“Bold and believable” (Spoonfed)
“Sheer guttural gutsiness” (Culture Wars)
“A tour de force” (Fringe Review)