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Four New Plays and An International Comedy Programme Announced at Soho Theatre

by Staff Writer
June 15, 2021
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Soho Theatre Line Up

Soho Theatre Line Up

With limited tickets now available for the run and a definite buzz in the air as Amanda Wilkin’s Verity Bargate Award-winning play Shedding A Skin prepares for first previews this week, Soho Theatre are celebrating the return of theatre with a sneak peek into its live theatre and comedy programme this autumn, including three more Soho co-productions of new plays and an international live comedy lineup.

David Luff, Soho Theatre’s Creative Director said:  “Featuring Soho Theatre in-house productions and co-productions with fantastic partners, we return to live theatre in 2021 with world premieres from four incredible, critically-acclaimed playwrights.

The re-launch of our theatre programme presents a selection of the best new plays for 2021, four daring and devastatingly powerful new plays, exploring the challenges and triumphs that help shape our lives.

       

With a mix of debut writers and multi award winners, we’re thrilled to present exhilarating new theatre and comedy on Soho stages this year.”

Opening the autumn programme is Soho Theatre’s world premiere production of curious, written and performed by Jasmine Lee-Jones. From the winner of  Evening Standard Award 2019 and Critics’ Circle Theatre Award for Most Promising Playwright for her play seven methods of killing kylie jenner (reopening this week at the Royal Court), curious’ four week Main House run starts 16 September.

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