Hope Theatre
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Iphigenia: or the sacrifices of a young woman in nine movements – Hope Theatre, London
Director: Elsie Yager Rethinking the role and expectations placed on women in Greek tragedy has received considerable impetus in the…
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Nice Jewish Boy – Hope Theatre, London
Writer: Josh Maughan Director: Jake Samson The challenges faced by young LGBTQ+ people brought up in traditionally conservative cultural or…
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A Splash of Milk – Hope Theatre, London
Writer and Director: Sami Sumaria Sami Sumaria’s A Splash of Milk is a heartfelt exploration of racism within the queer…
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The Wedding Speech – Hope Theatre, London
Writer: Cheryl May Coward-Walker Director: Simone Watson-Brown Delivering a speech in public can be fraught with anxieties and for the…
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The Light Trail – Hope Theatre, London
Writer: Lydia Sabatini Director: Lata Nobes Lydia Sabatini’s The Light Trail was shortlisted for the 2021 Women’s Prize for Playwriting.…
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The Moors – Hope Theatre, London
Writer: Jen Silverman Director: Phil Bartlett The mastiff asks the moorhen, “what do you think of happiness?” A big old…
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Blue Balloons Pink – Camden Fringe, The Hope Theatre
Writer: Daisy Roe Director: Miranda Kingsley First seen at the Brighton Fringe, Daisy Roe’s show about a gender reveal party…
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Crone – Camden Fringe, Hope Theatre
Writers: Liam Webber and Daniel Potts For hundreds of years the hunched and cloaked old woman has been a figure…
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