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A Strange Loop Cast Panel Discussion

Members' Event

,Fountain Room
The company of a strange loop pose on stage. A person wearing a green and blue chequered shirt stands front and centre, as six other performers sing and pose behind them.

Join the cast of A Strange Loop for a free panel discussion on taking part in this multi award-winning musical and the importance of its themes.

Members and Young Barbican Members are invited to a special panel discussion with cast members Yeukayi Ushe and Eddie Elliott, who play Thought 3 and Thought 6 in the critically acclaimed musical A Strange Loop. See the play in a new light with insights from the cast about the production's key themes of race and sexuality. They'll discuss their experience of working in the musical and you'll be able to join in the discussion with an interactive Q&A chaired by award-winning Theatre Director and Workshop Facilitator Denzel Westley Sanderson.

Part of Members' Week 2023, a week of events, talks and offers to celebrate Barbican Membership.

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This talk is offered to Barbican Members and Young Barbican Members only.

The talk will be from approx 5-6pm, held post-show for those attending the matinee performance at 2.30pm and pre-show for those attending the evening performance at 8pm.

Barbican Members and Young Barbican Members are welcome to bring a guest, they must have their own ticket.

If you can no longer make it, please email us to let us know at [email protected] so we can release your tickets to someone else.

Please note that tickets to A Strange Loop must be purchased separately. 

Reviews

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