


'This belongs to me as much as it belongs to you.'
Bullock Creek, South Carolina, 1862: Ginnie Good raises five children in a cabin as a war rages outside.
Today: A woman rents the cabin on AirBnB to conjure her ancestors.
Playwright Joy Nesbitt makes her Royal Court debut with this new play about complicated histories, belonging - and what we hear when we listen to the voices of the past, directed by Tatenda Shamiso (No I.D.).
Supported by the Concord Theatricals Unpublished Playwrights Award.
'I wrote this play to honor the story of my ancestors and the many Black women whose stories have yet to be written, so it is especially poignant to have their essences with me on this exciting journey!' Joy Nesbitt
Relaxed Performance:
2hr 10min. Incl. 1 Interval
Ages 14+.
1st October, 2026
7th November, 2026
Original story that challenges your view on familial legacy and connection.
A very emotional story with a fabulous cast in a very intimate setting. We loved it
It was a well acted, humorous, emotional and thought provoking play. The venue was intimate and added to the overall experience in positive way.
Location: Off-West End
Railway station: Sloane Square
Bus numbers: (Sloane Square Station Stop D) 19, 22, 137, 452
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