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First Look: Welcome Home at Soho Theatre

by Staff Writer
January 30, 2023
Reading Time: 4 mins read
Welcome Home credit Harry Elletson

Welcome Home credit Harry Elletson

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First look production images are released as writer and performer Willy Hudson returns to Soho Theatre with a brand-new autobiographical show, Welcome Home, facing the battle between religion and homosexuality told through the lens of science fiction.

Recovering from a bad breakup, Willy moves back to his parents’ house, but waiting there is the thing that’s been controlling him since birth – his childhood church. Join Willy in his kitsch DIY world as he catapults an autobiographical story into a fantastical spectacle. Expect space battles, monster anthems and an out-of-this-world terrain, all revolving around a real-world battle of the heart. Within an impossible revenge story on an unbreakable institution, is a story about resolving anger, the importance of allies and knowing when to let go.

Welcome Home runs at Soho Theatre until 11th February 2023.

       
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