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Rolling Sky Productions & Sprout Ideas Present:ImmaculateIn Association with Giant Olive Theatre Company Immaculate Reviews
'unapologetic entertainment' Sally Stott, The Stage. Read more Howard Loxton, British Theatre Guide. Read more 'You're young, free and single and haven't had sex for the last eleven and a half months, then one morning you wake up pregnant, with the Angel Gabriel on your doorstep claiming parentage. Oliver Lansley’s ‘Immaculate’ quickly spirals into farcical confusion with no fewer than three more potential fathers claiming parentage: one of them an ex-boyfriend, one of them a nerdish contemporary from school that you wouldn't be seen dead with, and the third is Satan himself! However, through all the laughter it still addresses important modern day issues about religion, relationships and life. Could today’s world really handle an immaculate conception???'
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