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Themes of race, truth and consent explored in new play

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Themes of race, truth and consent explored in new play

31st July 2019

Race, truth and consent are being explored in a new play by Anna Ziegler.

In an age of fake news and the Me Too movement, the show, called Actually, explores whether it's possible for an outsider to ever fully know what happens between two people behind closed doors?

The Submarine actress Yasmin Paige stars in the production along with Simon Manyonda - they've been speaking to Helena Wadia.

Actually is on at Trafalgar Studios from the 6th to the 31st of August.

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