By Mohit Mathur
Directed by Phil Willmott
Every night in New Delhi, Uday Kumar (UK) answers panicked calls to the Goldmine Crypto GB Helpline fantasising about being British himself, filling his YouTube channel with visions of a sophisticated new life of affluence, fish and chips and tea with the royals. Then a chance conversation one tea break reveals how he might make it all a reality. And at dawn a mere week later, he leaves the call centre for ever and boards his first ever flight, to take his place amongst the English.
What happens next is the subject of Mohit Mathur’s hilarious and poignant one-man play of high hopes humbled in Hounslow and an Influencer stripped of influence amidst the brutal reality of the UK care sector, asking how and why, each year, hundreds of young men like UK vanish without trace.
A rare chance to rethink much you’ve assumed about those who hope to live amongst us in a first piece from an exciting new playwright and West End performer, in collaboration with one the UK's most experienced theatre makers.
Green Room Reviews - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
"Sometimes you are lucky enough to stumble upon a little gem, and this was a polished diamond."
"Mathur gave a flawless performance – he was endearing, funny and engaging, and switched emotion at the drop of a hat."
Fairy Powered Productions - ⭐⭐⭐⭐
“This very funny and energetic short piece of drama certainly makes you question assumptions about immigration and the racist views held by some members of society.”
Spectrum Magazine
"The show is funny... full of relevant social commentary, and incredibly important."