Funeral Flowers

Friday 13th May

Can you escape the cycle you’ve been bound by your whole life?

 

Emma Dennis-Edward’s multi award-winning play tells the story of seventeen-year-old Angelique, who’s forced to navigate the care system after her mum’s imprisonment.

Part poetry, part play, Funeral Flowers is a “funny, fearless and heart-breaking” (Lyn Gardner) show starring Sarel Madziya about a young woman who dreams of being a florist.Inspired by the remarkable story of Tottenham community leader and businesswoman Gina Moffatt, who created her own floristry business whilst incarcerated at HMP Holloway.Winner of the Filipa Bragança for Best Solo Performance 2018 and winner of a Scotsman Fringe First Award 2018.

More Nottingham Listings MORE

Nottingham Friday 2nd October 2026

Legend: Music of Bob Marley

Celebrate the extraordinary musical legacy of Bob Marley with an evening dedicated to the songs that helped take…

Nottingham Friday 2nd October 2026

Michael Mania

Celebrate the music, dance and extraordinary cultural legacy of Michael Jackson with Michael Mania, a large-scale live concert…

Nottingham Thursday 15th October 2026

African Soul Rebels

African Soul Rebels brings a powerful celebration of contemporary African music to Nottingham, bringing together artists whose work…

Nottingham Wednesday 21st October 2026

Suntou Susso & The Gambian Superstars

Experience the extraordinary musical traditions of West Africa as Suntou Susso & The Gambian Superstars bring kora music,…

Nottingham Saturday 24th October 2026

The Black Achievers Awards 2026

The Black Achievers Awards 2026 returns to Nottingham for an inspiring evening recognising the achievements, leadership and contributions…

Nottingham Saturday 31st October 2026

Once Upon a Time in Sokoto

Award-winning poet and playwright Inua Ellams brings Once Upon a Time in Sokoto to Nottingham Playhouse, telling an…

Nottingham Saturday 31st October 2026

Once Upon a Time in Sokoto

Award-winning poet and playwright Inua Ellams brings Once Upon a Time in Sokoto to Nottingham Playhouse, telling an…