After one is humiliated at a Nigerian wedding, twin siblings, Kayode and Simi, address their differences in the matter. Exploring the bond and betrayal between these twins, the disparities between son and daughters raised in an African household and asks whether there are times complicity is necessary to get by.
Through a journey to self-destruction and a deeper need for redemption beneath it all, a social commentary on the pressures of navigating life responsibilities in the adulthood of today and what being in your mid-20’s looks like in the midst of gender comparison, womanhood and traditions of the home.
TwinBond. comments on the values system we place on our own measures of adulthood and how that intersects with the expectations of the generation above.
“Such a crucial part of the UK theatre ecology… Developing artists and audiences”
The Guardian
