‘ADEY ኣደይ’ is a one-woman play that takes its audience through themes of womanhood, culture, self-expression and Eritrean identity. It uses a combination of poetry, movement and dance to elevate these themes and asks members of the Eritrean and Ethiopian diaspora to celebrate and cherish their roots.’
Bethlehem Wolday-Myers (She/They) is a queer poet, actress and writer of mixed Eritrean and English descent – hailing from north London. Bethlehem is deeply passionate about her Black and queer identity, and how these two intersect. Creative writing has always been her forte, and Bethlehem now is looking to branch out into playwriting.
© 2024 Bethlehem Wolday-Myers
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ADEY was shared in week 3 of our Make Space! festival for Bubble Early-Career Artists.
Make Space! is a 6-week festival supporting and celebrating the talent of early-career theatre makers from underserved and underrepresented communities across London. They take over our rehearsal space for a week, to create, experiment, and develop an exciting new performance which will be shared to the public on their last day. Click here to learn more about MAKE SPACE!
