Prayer Room is a play by the British playwright Shan Khan.
The play is allegorical in nature, set in the bland, non-denominational prayer room of a present-day British University where Jewish, Christian and Muslim students all have specific days when they can use it.
Conflict grows when the Jews demand more time, and the Muslims find themselves deprived of their regular Friday slot and the Christians try to take a back-seat and let the other two fight it out.
The play was directed by Angus Jackson and received largely positive reviews.
[2][3][4] The play was designed by Lucy Osborne and lit by Neil Austin.