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South Bank, London SE1 9PX
Closed November 28, 2020
The National Theatre in London is to welcome back audiences for the first time since March with a new play whose main character asks himself: "How British am I as a black man?"
The Guardian
Opening its doors to the public for the first time since March, the National Theatre relaunches its 2020 season with the hotly anticipated sequel to the critically acclaimed Death of England. Written by Clint Dyer and Roy Williams, Death of England: Delroy opens at the Olivier Theatre in October and marks the first full-scale production by Black British dramatists to play at the historic venue.
Starring Olivier Award-winner Giles Terera, who last wowed audiences as Aaron Burr in the original West End production of Hamilton, the thought-provoking monologue is a timely and explosive return. It's exploration of race and the human psyche centres on Delroy, a character referred to in the original production, who wrestles with what it means to be British and black in a progressive, but not progressive enough world.
Opening night: 26 October 2020
You may be required to wear a mask during this performance. Please contact the venue directly for more information.
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