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First Look: Noughts & Crosses at Derby Theatre

by Staff Writer
February 5, 2019
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Noughts Crosses c. Robert Day

Noughts Crosses c. Robert Day

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First Look production images for the stage premiere by Pilot Theatre in co-production with Derby Theatre of  Sabrina Mahfouz’s exciting new adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s critically acclaimed young adult novel Noughts & Crosses which has its official opening night at Derby Theatre tonight.


Noughts & Crosses is the first novel in Malorie Blackman’s ground-breaking four-part YA series. The book has sold over 800,000 copies and deals with themes of racism and prejudice, set in an alternate 21st-century Britain, one where African nations conquered Europe, and enslaved their white inhabitants. In this world, dark-skinned ‘Crosses’ are vastly privileged and powerful compared to the ‘Nought’ underclass over which they rule. Noughts & Crosses charts the deeply forbidden romance between Sephy (a Cross) and Callum (a Nought) – a love affair which had repercussions for their families for generations.

Noughts & Crosses’ cast features: Heather Agyepong, Billy Harris, Doreene Blackstock; Jack Condon; Daniel Copeland; Lisa Howard; Chris Jack and Kimisha Lewis.

Noughts & Crosses will officially open at Derby Theatre and run from the 1-16 February before embarking on a national tour playing at: Theatr Clwyd, Mold; The Lowry, Salford; Mercury Theatre Colchester; Bristol Old Vic; Brighton Theatre Royal; Belgrade Theatre Coventry; York Theatre Royal; Theatre Royal Stratford East and Northern Stage.

Heather Agyepong as Sephy Noughts and Crosses Photo by Robert Day ESC
Heather Agyepong as Sephy Noughts and Crosses Photo by Robert Day ESC
Heather Agyepong as Sephy and Billy Harris as Callum Noughts and Crosses Photo by Robert Day ASC
Heather Agyepong as Sephy and Billy Harris as Callum Noughts and Crosses Photo by Robert Day ASC
Heather Agyepong as Sephy and Billy Harris as Callum Noughts and Crosses Photo by Robert Day ASC
Heather Agyepong as Sephy and Billy Harris as Callum Noughts and Crosses Photo by Robert Day ASC
Kimisha Lewis as Minerva and Heather Agyepong as Sephy Noughts and Crosses Photo by Robert Day ASC
Kimisha Lewis as Minerva and Heather Agyepong as Sephy Noughts and Crosses Photo by Robert Day ASC
Billy Harris as Callum and Heather Agyepong as Sephy Noughts and Crosses Photo by Robert Day
Billy Harris as Callum and Heather Agyepong as Sephy in 2019 production of Noughts and Crosses Photo by Robert Day
Heather Agyepong as Sephy Noughts and Crosses Photo by Robert Day ASC
Heather Agyepong as Sephy Noughts and Crosses Photo by Robert Day ASC
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