Welcome to the Caribbean. Where the sun is hot and the living is uneasy.
Meet three women. An unlikely trio. Different ages, backgrounds and attitudes. Each has a unique relationship with the island. A home. A regular holiday haunt. A first time visit. Through language that fizzes and sparks, we begin to discover that they share one surprising thing in common.
trade was first performed in 2005 by the Royal Shakespeare Company. New Perspectives in association with The Brewery Arts Centre brings debbie tucker green’s distinctive voice to a regional audience. Get set for an intoxicating mix of fresh rhythm and raucous humour, as the women come to terms with the transactions that define who they are.
Contains strong language.
New Perspective is supported by public funding from Arts Council England.
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