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First Look: The return of The Wife of Willesden in Rehearsal

by Staff Writer
November 28, 2022
Reading Time: 4 mins read
Clare Perkins and company credit Marc Brenner

Clare Perkins and company credit Marc Brenner

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First look rehearsal images are released for the return of Zadie Smith’s The Wife of Willesden, directed by Artistic Director Indhu Rubasingham at the Kiln Theatre.

Clare Perkins reprises her role as Alvita, alongside Marcus Adolphy as Winston/Mandela/Black Jesus, George Eggay as Paster/Eldridge, Andrew Frame as Ian/Socrates/Bartosz, Troy Glasgow as Darren/Young Maroon, Claudia Grant as Polly/Sophie, Nikita Johal as Asma/Johal, Scott Miller as Ryan/Colin, Jessica Murrain as Author/Zaire/Queen Nanny and Ellen Thomas as Aunty P/Old Wife.

The production runs at Kiln Theatre from 14 December to 28 January, ahead of its US transfer in February.

       
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