Elder Latimer is here to talk about the truth. But when the young Mormon lands in London fresh from the States, his world of absolutes starts to crumble. He falls in love with Dina, a young Muslim who's even more convinced of her faith than he is of his, and questions of love, truth and faith take on a whole new meaning. While he is beginning to see things in the new light of a new city, Dina's determination to do what she knows is right has no limits. Can love conquer all? Can reason? Sebastian Michael's new play is an explosive adventure of hearts and minds. This is the combined full playtext and official programme edition of the World Premiere production which opened at Arcola Theatre, London, on 7th September 2009. - "The Buddha of Suburbia meets Brideshead Revisited in a very modern retelling set in multicultural London." (The Stage) - "this beautifully written play" (British Theatre Guide) - "provides a fresh and varied take on tensions apparent in contemporary societies." (kultureflash)

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