From the creator of the hit show Black Is The Color Of My Voice comes a story about the African-American experience. Against a powerful soundtrack of original music and traditional gospel and blues sung live, two women 42 years apart become involved in the struggle for civil rights.

One, a notorious Black Panther Assata Shakur; the other, a present-day university student enrolling as the Ferguson riots begin. Both challenge the American justice system, become criminalised through political activism, and ultimately are faced with the same choice: stay and fight, or flee?

How To Get Your Ticket (s)

1. Book your desired number of tickets and await an email from us confirming your order. This email will contain a booking confirmation PDF, this is NOT a ticket.

2. Collect your ticket(s) from the venue's box office on the performance date, allowing plenty of time to do so. Ensure that you take employment and personal ID with you or you may be turned away.

Additional Information

• Sat 4 Oct 2:30pm is an accessible performance - Captioned, Audio Described & Touch Tour.

We are not the event organisers, so we recommend you check https://lyceum.org.uk/events/through-the-mud for event-specific or accessibility information. We will endeavour to pass on any event updates, including scheduling changes and cancellations. However, we may not find out about these updates until they are public, so please be responsible for checking the status of your event.