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First Look: Bluets at The Royal Court Theatre

by Staff Writer
May 16, 2024
Reading Time: 5 mins read
Bluets, Ben Whishaw credit Camilla Greenwood

Bluets, Ben Whishaw credit Camilla Greenwell

First look images have today been released from Royal Court Theatre’s production of Bluets. Based on acclaimed author Maggie Nelson’s unique and electrifying book, Bluets is an adaptation by playwright Margaret Perry (Paradise Now!, Porcelain, Collapsible), directed by Katie Mitchell (Little Scratch, Anatomy of a Suicide).

Using Katie Mitchell’s ‘Live Theatre’ technique, which creates a hybrid art form between theatre and film, Bluets is performed by Emma D’Arcy (House of the Dragon), Kayla Meikle (ear for eye) and Ben Whishaw (Cock, James Bond, This is Going to Hurt, Paddington).

“Suppose I were to begin by saying that I had fallen in love with a colour.”

       

Bluets is a story about depression and desire, pleasure and pain, and a person possessed by a lifelong obsession with the colour blue. Communing with artists like Joni Mitchell, Derek Jarman, Andy Warhol and Billie Holiday, blue is their constant companion as they navigate the devastating pain of a life-altering heartbreak.

Originally developed at Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg.

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