Don't miss the opportunity to catch the final instalment of Jemma Khan's cult hit kamishibai trilogy (a form of Japanese street theatre and story telling). Using simple, but beautifully drawn images displayed on cardboard story panels, Jemma Kahn has spent the last five years captivating audiences from Joburg to Edinburgh to Amsterdam with her unique take on the 12th century Japanese art form. “The effect is like watching a sort of live manga cartoon”, says Kahn.

In Bocca Al Lupo follows on from the outstanding success of previous shows The Epicene Butcher and We Didn’t Come to Hell for the Croissants, and is described as "a voyage of self-discovery, sexy Catholics and octopus biltong, spanning three continents".

Jemma Kahn's witty and unique kamishibai trilogy has garnered huge praise from the critics and the actress has recently been announced as Standard Bank Young Artist for Theatre 2018.