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ALT Tom, white man, 30, brown hair in a blue suit with a burgundy shirt, stands next to Ruth, 30s, shiny green dress. They're both holding plates engraved with film prizes and smiling. Behind them are two movie posters.
![Rachelle Diedericks, young black woman in a green hoody, faces William Robinson, young white man in a pink top. They're outside, in front of a night sky and the silhouette of trees. A sofa right.
Reviews text around them. It reads: Guardian ★★★★ “a delicate, wretched love story that builds its tenderness and tragedy to create an almost epic quality.” Breaking the Fourth Wall ★★★★★ “a digital play that showcases the best traits of film and theatre.” Broadway World ★★★★ “Raw, brutal, twisted, and full of rich wordplay […] It is less the star-crossed young lovers of Shakespeare than the smack-stained children of a modern wasteland.” Get The Chance “This Shakespearean duologue creeps under the skin like a needle. [...] Exceptional and tragic” LondonTheatre1 ★★★★ “Both actors perform brilliantly...a thoughtful production that deals with a number of contemporary issues with uncompromising honesty.” LoveLDNLove Culture ★★★★ "Moving...compelling ...heartbreaking." Out of space.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F_DECHtX0AAHigc.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Rachelle Diedericks, young black woman in a green hoody, faces William Robinson, young white man in a pink top. They're outside, in front of a night sky and the silhouette of trees. A sofa right. Reviews text around them. It reads: Guardian ★★★★ “a delicate, wretched love story that builds its tenderness and tragedy to create an almost epic quality.” Breaking the Fourth Wall ★★★★★ “a digital play that showcases the best traits of film and theatre.” Broadway World ★★★★ “Raw, brutal, twisted, and full of rich wordplay […] It is less the star-crossed young lovers of Shakespeare than the smack-stained children of a modern wasteland.” Get The Chance “This Shakespearean duologue creeps under the skin like a needle. [...] Exceptional and tragic” LondonTheatre1 ★★★★ “Both actors perform brilliantly...a thoughtful production that deals with a number of contemporary issues with uncompromising honesty.” LoveLDNLove Culture ★★★★ "Moving...compelling ...heartbreaking." Out of space.
ALT A cat in profile through a cat flap. The flap is grubby, but profile regal, like a stamp or a coin. The cat is white with some tortoiseshell markings.
ALT A cat in profile through a cat flap. The flap is grubby, but profile regal, like a stamp or a coin. The cat is white with some tortoiseshell markings.
ALT A poster image. Text reads: Highly Beautiful People by Tom Powell Director Kirsty Patrick Ward With Emma McDonald, Julie Cullen, Dan Fredenburgh, Paul Bradshaw & Paul Carroll Fri 22nd November 14:00 – 15:30 Criterion Theatre. To the right are five actors headshots. The background is of the outside of the Criterion Theatre, with Criterion up in lights.
ALT A poster image. Text reads: Highly Beautiful People by Tom Powell Director Kirsty Patrick Ward With Emma McDonald, Julie Cullen, Dan Fredenburgh, Paul Bradshaw & Paul Carroll Fri 22nd November 14:00 – 15:30 Criterion Theatre. To the right are five actors headshots. The background is of the outside of the Criterion Theatre, with Criterion up in lights.
ALT A poster image. Text reads: Highly Beautiful People by Tom Powell Director Kirsty Patrick Ward With Emma McDonald, Julie Cullen, Dan Fredenburgh, Paul Bradshaw & Paul Carroll Fri 22nd November 14:00 – 15:30 Criterion Theatre. To the right are five actors headshots. The background is of the outside of the Criterion Theatre, with Criterion up in lights.
ALT A poster image. Text reads: Highly Beautiful People by Tom Powell Director Kirsty Patrick Ward With Emma McDonald, Julie Cullen, Dan Fredenburgh, Paul Bradshaw & Paul Carroll Fri 22nd November 14:00 – 15:30 Criterion Theatre. To the right are five actors headshots. The background is of the outside of the Criterion Theatre, with Criterion up in lights.
ALT A collage of headlines about Make Good: The Post Office Scandal. BBC "post office Scandal musical 'shows the heartache' The Stage 'musical about Post Office Scandal 'aims to keep pressure on the policymakers', the independent 'Post Office Scandal wants postmaster victims to perform on stage' What's On Stage 'Post Office Scandal musical make good to have world premiere' guardian 'new musical based on horizon Scandal is 'deep dive into crushing heartbreak' writer of Make Good says postal workers' interviewers describe 'the power of the state coming down on you'
