A Biblical Comedy Play set during the Exodus from Egypt.
Set over 3000 years ago, NotMoses is the story of a crying baby who is plucked from his basket by a Princess only to be dumped back in the Nile when she sees a nicer baby, Moses. NotMoses grows up a disgruntled slave whilst Prince Moses studies accountancy at Pharaoh’s court. When both men are forced to flee into the Sinai desert, they make kebabs on the burning bush before the Good Lord himself orders them to lead the Jews out of bondage and into a land full of cows and bees. Eventually, it’s the alluring Miriam – a woman! – who leads the Exodus. NotMoses is an important work that answers the question that has troubled mankind throughout the ages: Does oral sex constitute adultery? Destined to end up in a drawer in every hotel room in the world, there’s only one play in town where you can experience the wonder of the ten plagues (even if they are mainly offstage).
The play opened at the Arts Theatre in London in March 2016.
**** ‘Much hilarity’ West End Wilma
‘Razor-sharp comedy timing’ London Theatre
‘Full of spectacle’ WhatsOnStage
‘Utterly irreverent, eye-wateringly funny – packed full of one-liners, visual gags and running jokes’ OughtToBeClowns
‘Flashes of brilliance’ Jewish News
‘More biblical daftness than a plague of top-dancing locusts. Get thyself to the Arts Theatre’ Official LondonTheatre
'There is seldom a dull moment in this fast-paced show thanks to the talented cast'
Clive Burton, Theatre World.
'It’s a gag a minute, Monty Python meets Exodus romp through the bible' - Fiona Leckerman, Jewish News
Set over 3000 years ago, NotMoses is the story of a crying baby who is plucked from his basket by a Princess only to be dumped back in the Nile when she sees a nicer baby, Moses. NotMoses grows up a disgruntled slave whilst Prince Moses studies accountancy at Pharaoh’s court. When both men are forced to flee into the Sinai desert, they make kebabs on the burning bush before the Good Lord himself orders them to lead the Jews out of bondage and into a land full of cows and bees. Eventually, it’s the alluring Miriam – a woman! – who leads the Exodus. NotMoses is an important work that answers the question that has troubled mankind throughout the ages: Does oral sex constitute adultery? Destined to end up in a drawer in every hotel room in the world, there’s only one play in town where you can experience the wonder of the ten plagues (even if they are mainly offstage).
The play opened at the Arts Theatre in London in March 2016.
**** ‘Much hilarity’ West End Wilma
‘Razor-sharp comedy timing’ London Theatre
‘Full of spectacle’ WhatsOnStage
‘Utterly irreverent, eye-wateringly funny – packed full of one-liners, visual gags and running jokes’ OughtToBeClowns
‘Flashes of brilliance’ Jewish News
‘More biblical daftness than a plague of top-dancing locusts. Get thyself to the Arts Theatre’ Official LondonTheatre
'There is seldom a dull moment in this fast-paced show thanks to the talented cast'
Clive Burton, Theatre World.
'It’s a gag a minute, Monty Python meets Exodus romp through the bible' - Fiona Leckerman, Jewish News
