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White Teeth
Director
Indhu Rubasingham
Company
Kiln Theatre
Role
Simon / Drummer
Type
Theatre
about the show.
"You're in Kilburn. Melting pot where nothing’s actually melted. It’s all just kinda stuck together at the bottom in a gooey mess."
Rosie Jones, the Iqbal twins, their parents, their grandparents, Mad Mary and an avalanche of other characters who make up the everyday chaos of Kilburn High Road come together in an extraordinary revelry of NW6.
An epic comedy with music and dance, this theatrical rollercoaster takes us on a fast-paced journey through history, different cultures and chance encounters.
Zadie Smith’s breakthrough novel is adapted for the stage by acclaimed playwright Stephen Sharkey and directed by Artistic Director Indhu Rubasingham in a major world premiere.
Reviews
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A rich mix of multicultural family life & music
Financial Times
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A riot of colour, movement and music and indeed life
New European
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Sit back and enjoy
Ham and High
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Delectably funny
The Independent
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Fun, entertaining and thoughtful
Asian Culture Vulture
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Director Indhu Rubasingham keeps the action flowing
The Londonist
Big, colourful, joyful
The Stage
Kiln theatre couldn’t be a more perfect place for it
Time Out
Energetic and full of heart
Evening Standard
Absolutely superb cast … pure enjoyment
WhatsOnStage
also with this company.
CAST
Karl Queensborough
Philip Bird
Assad Zama
Zoe West
Ayesha Antoine
Nenda Neurer
Michele Austin
Naomi Frederick
Amanda Wilkin
Sid Sagar
Ayesha Dharker
Richard Lumsden
Tony Jawawardena
Matthew Churcher
CREATIVE
Director
Playwright
Movement Direction
Composer
Design
Lighting
Sound Design
Casting:
Indhu Rubasingham
Stephen Sharkey
Polly Bennet
Paul Englishby
Tom Piper
Oliver Fenwick
Carolyn Downing
Briony Barnett
Trailer
Behind the scenes
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