The Smile of Her

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The Smile of Her

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The Smile of Her

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Christine Lahti, Academy Award, Golden Globe and Emmy winning actress, brings her new play to the Marylebone Theatre for a strictly limited run. The Smile of Her is an achingly personal autobiographical show, bringing humour and rage together in a play tracing a woman’s journey from the American suburbs in the 1950s to an ever-changing world. This show confronts familial values, misogyny, where ambition lies within motherhood and the consequences of being a ‘good girl’ all your life.

£22.00

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