About the show
Please note this performance is taking place at Canada Water Theatre, not Theatre Peckham.
Miss CC a Congolese village elder suffering from Alzheimer’s reaches back into her past uncovering secrets that unknowingly have shaped the lives of those closest to her. In a race against memory loss, can she recall her life’s journey in time to leave behind her story in her own words?
The LOST Lombi is a universal story exploring the importance of roots, community, and belonging. Set in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the UK, interweaving three generations of stories together from the 1950’s to present day.
A story of resilience, survival and small triumphs, illuminating the light and dark that dwells within us all and reminding us of our existential duty to harness our humanity.
The LOST Lombi is showing at Peckham Fringe as part of Theatre Peckham’s 40th anniversary celebrations.
Cast:
Pearl Dana-May Smith
Latoya Markson
Alby Jay
Joshua Ogbue
Stephanie Tuitt
Emily Olum
Stephan Hunte-Wilson
Seny Mane
Mark Keegan
Helen Rose Hampton
Louise Woodhead
Shakira Kirby
Jamiel Jackson
Assia Jalloh
Marilen Maddy
Measha Haughton
Josephine Juliet De Costa Belgrave
Malakai Wilson-Bailey
Zion River De Costa
Cairo-Mia Ellis-Dormer
Creatives:
RB8 (PB Whistle & Kisha De Costa) – Writer
PB Whistle – Director / Producer / Casting Director / Costumes
Damian Rayne – Producer
Michael Alexander – Composer
Greg Weir – Sound Engineer
Petr Vocka – Lighting Designer
Liubov Bobrova – Cinematographer
Helena Hipólito – Production Manager
Milly Robinson – Marketing & Communications
Stephanie Tuitt & Latoya Markson – Social Media
Khrystyna Khmilart – Audio Operator
Mariia Beradze – Lighting Operator
Age Guidance: 14+
Content Awareness: Flashing lights and sexual content.
For full performance dates and times, please press ‘Book’ above.
This performance takes place in the fifth year of Peckham Fringe Festival, and the 40th Anniversary year of Theatre Peckham. Click here to see the full programme for this year’s Peckham Fringe.
Your Stage, Your Story. #TP40
Reviews
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★★★★★
‘Simply great fringe theatre’