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First Look: Coming Clean at The King’s Head Theatre in Rehearsal

by Staff Writer
July 14, 2017
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Tom Lambert, Lee Knight & Jason Nwoga COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke

Tom Lambert, Lee Knight & Jason Nwoga COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke

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This will be the first major London revival of Coming Clean since it opened at the Bush Theatre on 3 November 1982, and aptly opens in the month that celebrates the 50th anniversary since the decriminalisation of homosexuality in the UK. Coming Clean looks at the breakdown of a gay couple’s relationship and examines complex questions of fidelity and love. The production will headline the King’s Head Queer season which is running from August through to September.

The play is set in a flat in Kentish Town, north London, in 1982. Struggling writer Tony and his partner of five years, Greg, seem to have the perfect relationship. Committed and in love, they are both open to one-night stands as long as they don’t impinge on the relationship. But Tony is starting to yearn for something deeper, something more like monogamy. When he finds out that Greg has been having a full-blown affair with their cleaner, Robert, their differing attitudes towards love and commitment become clear.

Tom Lambert, Lee Knight & Jason Nwoga COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
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Tom Lambert, Jason Nwoga & Lee Knight in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Tom Lambert, Jason Nwoga & Lee Knight in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Tom Lambert in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Tom Lambert in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Lee Knight in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Lee Knight in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Jason Nwoga, Tom Lambert & Lee Knight in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Jason Nwoga, Tom Lambert & Lee Knight in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Jason Nwoga, Lee Knight & Tom Lambert in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Jason Nwoga, Lee Knight & Tom Lambert in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Jason Nwoga, in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Jason Nwoga, in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Jason Nwoga in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke
Jason Nwoga in COMING CLEAN Rehearsals. Credit Paul Nicholas Dyke

 

       
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