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Arinzé Kene’s Acclaimed Misty Transfers to Trafalgar Studios

by Staff Writer
June 29, 2018
Reading Time: 1 min read
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Misty at The Bush Theatre c. Helen Murray

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Following its sold-out run at the Bush Theatre, Arinzé Kene’s acclaimed Misty transfers to London’s Trafalgar Studios for six weeks only from 8 September 2018.

Through a blend of theatre, gig and performance poetry, Arinzé delivers an epic, heartfelt and playful exploration of creative freedom, set against a pulsating vision of modern London.

Misty is directed by Bush Theatre Associate Director Omar Elerian (NASSIM, One Cold Dark Night, Islands) and features an original musical score performed live during the show.

       

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