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First Look: Daddy Issues at Seven Dials Playhouse in Rehearsal

by Staff Writer
October 20, 2022
Reading Time: 4 mins read
Bebe Cave Daddy Issues Rehearsals Helen Murray

Bebe Cave Daddy Issues Rehearsals Helen Murray

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First look rehearsal images are released for Daddy Issues, written by Soho Writer and Offie Award-winner Lewis Cornay, and starring Bebe Cave, opening at Seven Dials Playhouse.

Daddy Issues interrogates the lengths we’ll go to forget the things that haunt us. Hollowed out by loss, Imi is desperately trying to satiate this gap with anything that will numb reality. As she spirals, she fights to remember all the reasons why she must choose to live.

Produced by Liam Gartland for Gartland Productions, Daddy Issues premieres at Seven Dials Playhouse this October. It will be directed by Jane Moriarty, with set and lighting design by Andrew Exeter, sound design by Christopher Reid, costume design by Sophia Pardon and video design by Lewis Den Hertog.

       

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