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A Playlist for the Revolution at the Bush Theatre - Cast announced
Published on
May 10, 2023
By
douglasmayo
The Bush Theatre have announced casting for Aj Yi's A Playlist for the Revolution playing at the Bush Theatre from 23 June to 5 August 2023.
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The world premiere of AJ Yi’s A Playlist for the Revolution, a tender and surprising story of young love fighting to survive, opens at the Bush Theatre on 23 June (press night 29 June). This explosive and deeply moving play is a new Bush commission, written by AJ Yi, directed by Emily Ling Williams and with a cast including Brandon Grace, Mei Mei Macleod, and Zak Shukor.
BOOK TICKETS FOR A PLAYLIST FOR THE REVOLUTION A wedding in Hong Kong, 2019. Two worlds collide. A spark ignites.
Jonathan is a buttoned-up classical pianist, and he’s pretty sure his life will look just like his father’s: a good job, a family, firmly settled in Hong Kong. Chloe is about to start university in England, and she’s ready to be the Asian Elle Woods. Empowered by the music of BTS, M.I.A and Beyonce (of course), she has big plans to make her mark.
Through months of sharing messages, music reccs, and late-night confessions, the two get swept up in the promise of how someone unexpected can change your world. What they don’t realise is that the world around them is about to change forever.
A rom-com right up until it can’t be, A Playlist for the Revolution is set against the backdrop of the largest demonstrations in Hong Kong’s history.
BOOK A PLAYLIST FOR THE REVOLUTION TICKETS Please join our Mailing List to stay informed A Playlist for the Revolution Season Information
7 Uxbridge Road, London W12 8LJ
23 June - 5 August 2023
Monday - Saturday at 7.30 pm
Wednesday matinees - 5, 12, 19, 26 Jul & 2 Aug at 2.30 pm
Saturday matinees - 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Jul & 5 Aug at 2.30 pm
Relaxed performance - 8 Jul at 2.30 pm & 27 Jul at 7.30 pm
Captioned performance - 13 Jul at 7.30 pm & 22 Jul at 2.30 pm
Audio-described performance - 15 Jul at 2.30 pm & 20 Jul at 7.30 pm
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