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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 Photo of a the Linktree screen. It says: This link is getting clicks! Then underneath, smaller, it says This link has been clicked 1 time.