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FIRST LOOK: The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide to Capitalism and Socialism at Hampstead Theatre

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BritishTheatre.com is pleased to bring you these great production images from The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide to Capitalism and Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures running until 26 November 2016 at Hampstead Theatre. Tickets are now on sale.

Tony Kushner's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama is shot through with characteristic wit and searing passion, Tony Kushner’s latest play is the story of a family grappling to find meaning in a landscape they no longer recognise and an epic exploration of humanity’s compulsive search for Utopias, both personal and political.

New York, 2007. Gus Marcantonio, retired longshoreman, former trade union organiser, renaissance man, feels that the world has turned its back on everything he has fought for in life. With his sister, he summons his three children home, trailing the appendages of their chaotic lives, to their Brooklyn brownstone for the last and most unusual family reunion yet…

Tamsin Greig will play the role of Empty having last been seen at Hampstead Theatre in William Boyd’s Longing. The cast also includes David Calder, Richard Clothier, Daniel Flynn, Sara Kestelman, Katie Leung, Luke Newberry, Sirine Saba, Lex Shrapnel, Katy Stephens and Rhashan Stone. The play is directed by Olivier award-winning Michael Boyd.

BOOK TICKETS FOR THE INTELLIGENT HOMOSEXUAL'S GUIDE TO CAPITALISM AND SOCIALISM AT HAMPSTEAD THEATRE

Richard Clothier (Pill) and Luke Newberry (Eli). Photo: Manuel Harlan

Tamsin Greig as Empty. Photo: Manuel Harlan

Richard Clothier (Pill), Tamsin Geig (Empty) and Thashan Stone (Paul). Photo: Manuel Harlan

Lex Shrapnel (V) and Sirine Saba (Maeve). Photo: Manuel Harlan

Tamsin Greig as Empty. Photo: Manuel Harlan

Tamsin Greig (Empty) and David Calder as Gus. Photo: Manuel Harlan

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