Markus The Sadist
Jonzi D Productions
presents
Markus The Sadist
As
Hip Hop culture evolves and continues to court controversy, Jonzi Productions returns
to the Bloomsbury Theatre with
Markus The Sadist, following a successful national tour last
October. A bold new theatre show, this lively production takes a wry look at both celebrity
culture within the Hip Hop 'industry' and the manipulative players masterminding urban
myths..
Markus The Sadist tells the story of a talented young emcee from humble UK origins,
earning his accolades at local battle championships as he sweeps the board with his raw,
precocious skills.
Attracting the attentions of record companies and unscrupulous management, Markus has to
agree to certain conditions in order to capitalise on the offer of a lifetime - He must sound
American, mention his sponsors and predictably have a gang affiliation. After signing and
reaching the dizzy heights of rap superstardom, this story takes an unexpected turn as
Markus decides to switch styles at the height of his popularity.
Written and directed by
Jonzi D who continues to set a precedent within Hip Hop theatre and
dance, this modern rap fable includes brand new music from MOBO award winning jazz
innovator Soweto Kinch. With a vibrant cast collectively portraying a diverse array of
characters, the lead role of Markus comes courtesy of Bashy, a rising UK star and critically
acclaimed musician/writer who won Most Inspiring Act at the Urban Music Awards in 2008.
With his career in the ascendant, Bashy takes time out of recordings and shows to debut his
acting skills and work with Jonzi D Productions on this explosive new work.
Markus The Sadist Tour Dates 2010
17 May LONDON Bloomsbury Theatre, 8pm
18 May LONDON Bloomsbury Theatre, 8pm
19 May LONDON Bloomsbury Theatre, 2pm (Schools only)
19 May LONDON Bloomsbury Theatre, 8pm
20 May LONDON Bloomsbury Theatre, 8pm
The last show we did sold out so don't miss this opportunity to see the show everyone's raving about. If you haven't seen it yet, check out the trailer, filmed at The Bloomsbury Theatre show last October. Big up Jump Off TV for producing it.
Click here for interview with Bashy May 2010