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21 Round for Christmas to Play The Hope Theatre

by Staff Writer
October 11, 2021
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21 Round for Christmas at The Hope Theatre

21 Round for Christmas at The Hope Theatre

This winter, The Hope Theatre – the acclaimed 50 seat pub theatre in the heart of Islington – will present the world stage premiere of 21 Round For Christmas by Matthew Ballantyne and Toby Hampton. Tickets are on sale now, with performances from 30 November to 18 December.

Directed by The Hope Theatre’s award-nominated Deputy Artistic Director, Toby Hampton, 21 Round for Christmas will star Clare Bloomer, who reprises the role of Tracy from the successful OnComm nominated Hope At Home digital series, produced by the theatre during lockdown.

“How does Christmas Day end?…

       

With the letter ‘Y’… “

Christmas time, mistletoe & wine, children singing Christian rhymes… out of tune and far too loudly for six in the f**ing morning! Join Tracy Sullivan, a day-dreaming, outspoken, list-making, extroverted-introvert in the midst of cooking Christmas Dinner for her family – her extremely large family. A raucous festive romp with… a little bit of spice! 

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Toby Hampton said, “This show has been so long in the making that I can’t believe it’s finally here! It’s been such a pleasure to work with this brilliant team and I’m really excited to share Tracy with the world. I hope that there’s something in it for everyone so come and see our show… please!”

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