A story of disenfranchisement, social alienation, prejudice, radicalisation and the rock band Queen.

Dean joined the Army, 'Danny' joined the Islamic State. One’s from Leeds, the other's from London. Brought together in a holding cell in Northern Iraq, as captive and volatile guard. They discuss the North/South divide, reminisce about dead-end jobs they couldn't escape, lampoon the outrageous ever increasing price of a standard airport meal deal - all the while circling an awful terrifying truth that both of them just want to go home.

Fresh from critically acclaimed sell-out runs at the 2018 Vault Festival - and shortlisted for an Amnesty International Freedom of Expression Award at Edinburgh in 2015, Bismillah! is a hilarious, heart-breaking and compassionate contribution to the vital discussion around the experiences of disenfranchised young people in modern Britain.

★★★★★ “Bismillah! is one of the best shows I have ever seen at the Fringe or anywhere else” Broadway Baby

★★★★★ “Bismillah! is a shining example of how theatre can educate, evoke empathy and open the minds of its audience on a complex and heartbreaking subject matter” The Live Review

★★★★ “Never before have I been gripped so much in 75 minutes watching a conversation between two people than I have seeing this show” My Theatre Mates

★★★★ “Powerful, hilarious and gripping” The List

★★★★★ “a black comedy of the highest order” The Reviews Hub

★★★★ “a wonderfully sympathetic piece of writing, brimming with in sight, humour and humanity” The Stage