Love Me Like A Chai Tea Latte
Sanjay Lago
Tue 7th Feb - Wed 8th Feb
20:30 (
60 mins)
Comedy
Tickets from £8.00
Venue: The Flair Ground
Age Guidance: 15+
Strong Language, themes of racism, homophobia and mental health.
Finding love post pandemic isn’t easy. Finding love in general isn’t easy. But being gay is tough, I mean being a gaysian is double tough. From cultural taboos to racism to alot of anxiety about coming across a racist or weirdo…
Online dating is just that though, from being called a ‘Jungle Boy’ to guys meeting you without teeth to being dumped over dinner. To being told about my culture or then being told to go to another country I don’t call home, yea racism isn’t just in society but its also in dating. but instead of crying like a Hollywood Diva, I’m putting my chai into a cup and saucer and making folk laugh with my tales. So pull up a yoga mat and lets pour ourselves a cup of hot chai as I share the tales of those who never loved me like their chai tea latte.
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Sanjay Lago
Sanjay Lago is a Glasgow based actor, writer and facilitator. He trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and has worked in the industry for 11 years. During the pandemic he wrote his first play "Jalebi" with the Soho Theatre Writers Lab, where his play was Longlisted for the Tony Craze Playwrighting Award. He is passionate about diversity in the arts and making people smile through his work. He is currently on the Traverse Theatre's Creating Space POC Writers Group and is the Recipient of the John Mather Trust Rising Star of Scotland award with National Theatre of Scotland, where he is a writer on attachment, developing his solo show "I Wasn't Okay". He is also represented by Wintersons
Cast & Creative Team Writer/Performer: Sanjay Lago
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