★★★★ - thespyinthestalls
“Many of the hard-hitting quickfire scenes are discomforting and demand serious thought, while others are incredibly funny”
Produced by Initiative.dkf in association with Theatre503
One Fragment wants her vagina back.
Another laments at humanity.
A fourth questions the script itself.
The others are just trying to get more of those precious precious likes.
They say there are always 3 sides to a story. Try 7.
A kaleidoscopic manifestation of the psyche. This darkly funny and masterfully crafted vignette play explores the whacky, obscene and unspoken thoughts of a complex mind. Interrogating race, religion, sex and cultural expectations, with witty word play steeped in shade and satire. Birthed in an anarchic blend of storytelling and razor sharp switches from direct address, to full on dance and poetry.
Produced by Initiative.dkf – a multidisciplinary arts duo formed by Artistic Director Damilola ‘DK’ Fashola and Creative Producer Wofai.
Trigger warnings: includes references to abortion and trauma. Explicit language.
Damilola DK Fashola
Fashola is an award winning multidisciplinary artist.
Notable work includes Little Baby Jesus (Orange Tree Theatre - Movement Consultant), Scalped ‘19 (National Tour), Mami Wata - WIP (The Bush) and Ilé La Wà (Stratford Circus). Playwright credits include Theatre 503, Perception Festival ‘18 and RADA Festival ‘15.
She specialises in multi-form storytelling; fusing movement, witty dialogue and poetic multi-layered text in unexpected ways and is Artistic Director of Initiative.dkf (Creators of Melanin Box Festival and Tamasha Associate artists ‘19-20) and a Royal Court Young Writers Program Alumnus (‘12/13)
“Many of the hard-hitting quickfire scenes are discomforting and demand serious thought, while others are incredibly funny”
"Fragments of a Complicated Mind is unapologetically raw, unpacking endemic issues surrounding black identity with significant thought."
Highly Anticipated Play From Bold Award-Winning Theatre Maker Damilola DK Fashola Set To Take Over Theatre503
“A fresh and innovative exploration of a Black Woman’s thoughts, fears, and feelings”