Disrupting beliefs and morals, and tearing the foundations of family apart, Foxes explores the complexities of sexual identity and the impact unleashing your true self can have on those around you.

What is the ultimate sacrifice when societal pressures of religious doctrine and male standards collide with a liberal lifestyle? This fierce debut, shortlisted for the Alfred Fagon Award, shines a light on queerness within London’s Caribbean Community. When one kiss has the power to destroy everything, one young black man struggles to keep up. Drawn from experiences close to home, Flanders’ portrait of tormented masculinity and homosexuality is a detailed exploration into the cultural clash between upbringing and identity.

Reviews

★★★★
"Passionate and thought-provoking"  
‍Attitude ‍

★★★★
"Powerful, radical ... more please"
BroadwayWorld‍

★★★★
"Genuine and current"
‍London Theatre Reviews

★★★★
“Flanders’ characters are vibrantly authentic. Shattering… each of the cast are heartbreaking.”
The Guardian

★★★★★
“James Hillier’s taut direction. Spell-binding: the silence and stillness eloquent.”
Reviews Hub

★★★★★
“Sensational performances. Exactly what great theatre should do.”
Everything Theatre

★★★★★
“A Groundbreaking Theatrical Triumph.”
Broadway Baby

★★★★
“A love letter to Black London.”
Afridiziak

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