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LALI

OPIA Collective

Tue 21st Feb - Sun 26th Feb
18:30,14:30,18:00 (
75 mins)
Theatre
New Writing / Women’s Voices
Tickets from £13.00
Venue: Network Theatre
Age Guidance: 12+
Strong language, adult themes concerning grief & death

When Lali goes to a job interview, to tutor the children of the affluent Bamford family, things take an unexpected turn.

After falling asleep in a wendy house in the family’s garden, she refuses to leave; preferring the insular, pretend realm of the house, over the grief that awaits her in the real world. Over the course of a week, the Bamfords are forced to look at themselves anew through the gaze of this new intruder, and Lali too must come to face what she has refused to acknowledge.

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Tue 21st Feb
6.30pm
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Wed 22nd Feb
6.30pm
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Thu 23rd Feb
6.30pm
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Fri 24th Feb
6.30pm
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Sat 25th Feb
Matinee
2.30pm
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Sat 25th Feb
6.00pm
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Sun 26th Feb
6.00pm
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ABOUT THE COMPANY

Press & Reviews

Praise for previous work 


★★★★ - Within Her Words ★★★★ - Voice Magazine ★★★★ - Harpy Magazine ★★★★ - Broadway World ★★★★ - A Younger Theatre ★★★★★- Spy In The Stalls


Broadway World on ‘The Girl With Glitter In Her Eye’ ★★★★  - “Masha Kevinovna directs a compelling analysis of boundaries and trust with vivid and specific storytelling, it sees poetic language and movement delivering a powerful story.” 


Within Her Words on ‘The Girl With Glitter In Her Eye’ ★★★★ -“A pitch perfect dissection of this phenomena.” 


The Voice on ‘The Girl With Glitter In Her Eye’ ★★★★ - "A unique production that mixed elements of music and physical theatre with the grit of a one-woman show. Brava!” 


The Observer - "This new play, written and directed by Masha Kevinovna, is fresh, imaginative, ambitious and stimulating.”


The Spy In The Stalls on ‘The Queer House’ ★★★★★ - There is a real sense of cohesion between all aspects of this production which is what watching it so strangely compelling.” 

Cast & Creative Team Writer / Performer: SHADI HAMTA
Director: MASHA KEVINOVNA
Assistant Director: ELIZABETH HOLLINGSHEAD
Assistant Producer: GRACE DOBSON
Designer: CARA EVANS
Composer: ENGIN ESKICI
Lighting Designer: LUCY ADAMS
Movement Director: MARIA KORIPAS
Art Work: ANDY MCCREDIE


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