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Olivier Award-nominated A Place for We made available on Digital Theatre for five years

by Staff Writer
September 30, 2022
Reading Time: 2 mins read
A Place for We at the Park Theatre. Photo by Mark Douet

A Place for We at the Park Theatre. Photo by Mark Douet

Talawa Theatre Company and Park Theatre’s Olivier Award-nominated A Place for We is being made available on Digital Theatre for five years in the UK.

This acclaimed production explores London’s communities over three very different generations. Following its successful, limited-run premiere on Windrush Day, will be available for more audiences across the country than ever before.

Trinidadian funeral director Clarence and fifth-generation pub owner George don’t want things to change – but everything around them is changing. This powerful production by Archie Maddocks explores the wake of the Windrush scandal and shifting communities, the traditions we choose to fight for and the ones we leave behind. In one moment laugh-out-loud and the next deeply moving, A Place for We looks at where we live, how we live and the people who struggle to live in the place they call home.

       

A Place for We was co-produced by Talawa, the UK’s outstanding Black theatre company, which champions theatre made by Black creatives and making theatre more accessible for diverse audiences across the country.

This moving production was nominated for Outstanding Achievement in Affiliate Theatre at the 2022 Olivier Awards, won the Off West End Award for best production ensemble and was originally filmed in October 2021.

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Michael Buffong, Artistic Director and CEO of Talawa Theatre Company, comments, Following our June launch, we are proud that our Olivier Award-nominated production of A Place For We will continue to reach more audiences through the Digital Theatre platform for the next five years.

The cast comprised of David Webber (Barber Shop Chronicles, National Theatre; The Children Act), Blake Harrison (World on Fire; The Inbetweeners), Joanna Horton (Fish Tank; Othello, The Globe), Laurence Ubong Williams (The Welkin, The National; Stop and Search, Theatre503), Kirsty Oswald (The Girl on the Train, UK Tour / West End; Things I Know To Be True, Frantic Assembly) and Harold Addo (Holes, Nottingham Playhouse/ UK Tour; Spring Awakening, Young Vic).

A Place For We is available on Digital Theatre here.

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