A "provocative" new play will be showing at a medieval city venue in May.
Kiss Marry Kill, a new prison drama by theatre company Dante or Die, is being performed at The Great Hospital in Norwich from May 16 to May 19.
Described as "an electrifying and intimate story of forbidden love," the play is inspired by real-life events and follows the story of Jay and Paul as they go from serving life sentences for homophobic murders to falling in love.
The play reimagines the first same-sex wedding in a UK prison and aims to challenge assumptions and ideas around sexuality and the criminal justice system.
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Dante or Die, which specialises in site-specific performances, said: "Take a seat on a prison bed and prepare for the action to take place in front, above and around you."
The play is directed by Daphna Attias and Terry O’Donovan and features live music from rapper Lady Lykez.
Located in the Cathedral Quarter, The Great Hospital is one of the 'Norwich 12' outstanding heritage buildings.
It was founded in 1249 by the Bishop of Norwich and now provides affordable living accommodation and event spaces.
Tickets are available to purchase through the Norwich Theatre Box Office.
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