Brother's Keeper
As part of Theatre Peckham’s Peckham Fringe 2025, Award Winning Actor & Writer, Selorm Adonu, is back with his play Brother’s Keeper after popular demand from last years Fringe.
Prepare for another night of theatrical partying and black boy joy all in the confines of a surprise birthday party where YOU are invited to take part in.
Watch what happens when you blend immersive spoken word theatre, with dynamic movement of hip hop, contemporary and krump, as well as music from timeless classics...
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‘IT’S TIME TO WHEEL UP ALL THE TUNES!’
You have been invited to the surprise 25th birthday party of Eryam Boateng, set up by his charming younger brother, Kwaku. Join us as we weave through vibrant memories of black boy joy from their childhood to adulthood as we celebrate Eyrams‘ life through the lens of his younger brother. However as the festivities unfold, we begin to find that this birthday surprise masks a harrowing truth that Kwaku must face about his brother’s somewhat “perfect life”… Nonetheless, Joinus as the shadows of brotherhood cast both joy and sorrow, revealing a profound tale of love, loss, and the enduring strength found in the unspoken bond between siblings. More Blessings. More Love. More Life! Let’s GO!
Cast and Creatives
Selorm Adonu – Writer and Actor Playing “Kwaku”
Ntonga Mwanza – Actor Playing “Eyram”
Richard Adetunji – Director
Blaize Alexis Anglin – Co-Writer/Spoken Word Dramaturg
Joshua Aketse-Entsie – Producer
Remy Jones – Sound
Running Time – 80 minutes
Age Recommendation – 12+
Content Awareness – Themes of grief, suicide, violence
Social Media Handles
Instagram – @selorm.official
Instagram – @brotherskeeper1718
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Accessibility
Theatre Peckham
221 Havil St,
London
SE5 7SB
United Kingdom
