"A powerful production… will leave you with much more to consider and question" 
★★★★
London Theatre1

"The theme of this play is so powerful and yet so private, the actors so passionate, that the audience is on an emotional roller-coaster for the whole ninety minutes"
★★★★
Ham&High

"What comes across most memorably ... is the healing power of strong female companionship in the face of a shared trauma." 
The Stage

A fight for love, hope and acceptance in a culture where a 'gift' can bear the ultimate price.

The politically 'important', 'brave' and 'feminist' Bullet Hole has been engaging audiences with its 'powerful' message against FGM and praised for it's 'forceful and moving writing' (The Upcoming). This production will get you talking - we've scheduled in some post-show events to allow audiences to engage in the debate.

Young Londoner Cleo was given her ‘gift’ at age seven – except that ‘gift’ left her with type 3 Female Genital Mutilation.

Cleo resolves to go against her family’s wishes and seek reversal surgery. On her journey of healing, Cleo meets Eve, a fellow FGM survivor. Cleo is determined to stand against the unnecessary suffering behind the practice - and empower Eve to do the same. But Auntie Winnie stands in their way.

Join the debate with free events and the last post-show Q&A (18 Oct)

#noFGM Exhibition

Check out the free #noFGM portrait exhibition presented in the foyer. This includes pictures of survivors, activists, volunteers and industry members who support the cause

Guest speakers will be Anti FGM activists, charity leaders and NHS representatives. These events are free to attend, included in your ticket price.