"Eggs" is a comedy, by Edward Mulryne and Sahar Yousefi, about a couple getting ready to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year. Eamon is British of Irish descent and Shaparak is American of Persian descent. Over the course of the play, they each learn a little more about each other, the strengthening of their relationship reflecting the theme of rebirth, which is an important part of Nowruz. Featuring culture clashes, discussions of everyday racism, witty dialogue and moments of real tenderness. "Eggs" is an affectionate, entertaining and thoughtful romantic comedy exploring the immigrant experience.

(5/7) The conversation turns political as Eamon and Shaparak bravely try to fend off the dark forces of sleep.

"Eggs" is a comedy, by Edward Mulryne and Sahar Yousefi, about a couple getting ready to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year. Eamon is British of Irish descent and Shaparak is American of Persian descent. Over the course of the play, they each learn a little more about each other, the strengthening of their relationship reflecting the theme of rebirth, which is an important part of Nowruz. Featuring culture clashes, discussions of everyday racism, witty dialogue and moments of real tenderness. "Eggs" is an affectionate, entertaining and thoughtful romantic comedy exploring the immigrant experience.

(4/7) News of an avian accident causes a stir before Eamon (with a burned hand) has to call his parents.

"Eggs" is a comedy, by Edward Mulryne and Sahar Yousefi, about a couple getting ready to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year. Eamon is British of Irish descent and Shaparak is American of Persian descent. Over the course of the play, they each learn a little more about each other, the strengthening of their relationship reflecting the theme of rebirth, which is an important part of Nowruz. Featuring culture clashes, discussions of everyday racism, witty dialogue and moments of real tenderness. "Eggs" is an affectionate, entertaining and thoughtful romantic comedy exploring the immigrant experience.

(3/7) Eamon has forgotten the most important thing! The fate of Nowruz is at stake! Shaparak's Mom disappears. Can Sonic the Hedgehog save the day?

"Eggs" is a comedy, by Edward Mulryne and Sahar Yousefi, about a couple getting ready to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year. Eamon is British of Irish descent and Shaparak is American of Persian descent. Over the course of the play, they each learn a little more about each other, the strengthening of their relationship reflecting the theme of rebirth, which is an important part of Nowruz. Featuring culture clashes, discussions of everyday racism, witty dialogue and moments of real tenderness. "Eggs" is an affectionate, entertaining and thoughtful romantic comedy exploring the immigrant experience.

(2/7) As the clock ticks... our intrepid couple deal with a surprisingly distant landlord, try to avoid a nervous breakdown, and argue about the size of bags.

"Eggs" is a comedy, by Edward Mulryne and Sahar Yousefi, about a couple getting ready to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year. Eamon is British of Irish descent and Shaparak is American of Persian descent. Over the course of the play, they each learn a little more about each other, the strengthening of their relationship reflecting the theme of rebirth, which is an important part of Nowruz. Featuring culture clashes, discussions of everyday racism, witty dialogue and moments of real tenderness. "Eggs" is an affectionate, entertaining and thoughtful romantic comedy exploring the immigrant experience.

(1/7) Meet Eamon and Shaparak in their UK flat. As they countdown to the Spring Equinox, they can't agree on how to pass the time. To make matters worse, something has happened to their Wi-Fi...

Episode two sees Tina and Darren talking about our recent (and upcoming) theatre visits... our proud collab on a new pod-drama, "Eggs", and a discussion on what we consider when staging a play.

In our first episode, Tina and Darren introduce the company, our last project "This Is Not Medea" and a brief overview of what's to come in future episodes.