Pink Lemonade

by Mika Onyx Johnson

Overview

Was the juice worth the squeeze?

Just when Mika was starting to feel at home in their own body, they find themselves caught between Simmi who's sweet like sugar but ain't a lesbian and Token Toni who loves a bitta bashment and only dates black and brown butches. How can they catch a break when straight women are like junk food?

In Mika Onyx Johnson's Edinburgh Fringe 2019 smash hit Pink Lemonade, original beats collide with poetry and movement to create an explosive autobiographical piece of storytelling. This edition is published to coincide with its transfer to the Bush Theatre, London in September 2021.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781350292598
Publisher:	Bloomsbury Publishing
Publication date:	11/08/2021
Series:	Modern Plays
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	48
File size:	884 KB

About the Author

Mika Onyx Johnson is an actor, writer and performance artist from Nottingham now based in London. Recent credits include; as an actor Cyrano de Bergerac (West End) and as a writer My White Best Friend (The Bunker). Pink Lemonade is Mika's debut show. It previewed at the Gate Theatre and premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2019 where it was included in The Stage 18 best shows of the Fringe and then transferred to the Bush Theatre. Pink Lemonade is currently being developed for TV with Balloon Entertainment and the BBC.
Mika Onyx Johnson is an actor, writer and performance artist from Nottingham now based in London. Recent credits include; as an actor Cyrano de Bergerac (West End) and as a writer My White Best Friend (The Bunker). Pink Lemonade is Mika's debut show. It previewed at the Gate Theatre and premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2019 where it was included in The Stage 18 best shows of the Fringe and is now transferring to the Bush Theatre. Pink Lemonade is currently being developed for TV with Balloon Entertainment and the BBC.

Editorial Reviews

Dynamic, witty and moving” —The Scotsman

“A call for a revolution of acceptance… Pink Lemonade is stunning contemporary theatre with both heart and message… a triumphant Fringe debut” —The List

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