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An exploration of the relationship between art, music and religion in London.
The Mikvah Project was a play in its first few weeks at the Orange Tree Theatre until it had to close as a result of the pandemic. It has been recreated for Radio 4 as part of Lockdown Theatre Festival and this week we speak to Georgia Green, the director, about what it means to make a ‘Jewish’ play and how it was to reimagine her work for audio.
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