Every Coin

— Evening Standard

WHAT CRITICS SAY

“Every Coin presents a convincing and disturbing view of prison's peculiar culture; it's fresh and blisteringly funny. It's an excellent showcase and the work is uncompromising and important.”

Featuring a stellar cast, the critically acclaimed stage play, opened at the iconic Soho Theatre in the heart of London- where it enjoyed sold out performance and received rave reviews.

Penned by incarcerated writer Carlon Campbell Robinson, 'Every Coin' manages to depict the few fickle rules of logic that exist in a generally anarchic prison system. Through his lead character Mark, Robinson charts one man's methods of coping with his demons and protecting himself in a volatile environment. Mark finds comfort in a friend from his past, a mysterious man in solitary confinement, a prison officer-councillor, and, finally, religion.