Nine Night

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Nine Night

Theatre

Nine Night

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First premiered to critical acclaim at the National Theatre, Nine Night is the award-winning debut play by Natasha Gordon. Widely praised for its emotional depth, humour and authentic portrayal of Jamaican-British family life, it has become a modern British classic.
This new Kiln Theatre production, directed by Amit Sharma, brings a new take on Gordon’s celebrated script, exploring how families grieve, clash and ultimately hold onto each other.

£19.00

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