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A young couple played by the wonderfully engaging Tia Dutt and Aaron Gill, defy a colonialist history built on destructive division by seeking to combine their individual heritages. They end up questioning the very narrative that people with different Indian religious backgrounds really do differ beyond the arbitrary fault lines brutally and artificially carved by British imperialism, resulting in violent religious conflict.
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The Habbit Factory is an Inclusive Theatre Charity based in Havering and on 9 April they celebrated their 20th Birthday.
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Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch is delighted to announce the appointment of Andrew Shepherd as its next Chief Executive, starting from 1 July.
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A powerful, radical and thought-provoking docu-theatre show that dives deep into the unheard stories of those who lived through the partition of India.
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The 39 Steps performed at Queen’s Theatre is an absolute riot; a nostalgic romp that’s ripe with puns and lashings of physical humour, each element captures the imagination for a spellbinding performance of action and accidental adventure.
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Sunday 26 February was another historic moment in Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch’s (QTH) history as the Theatre was nominated for nine Off Stage Awards, and took home an extraordinary four of them at the 14th Annual Off West End Awards, held in front of over 850 guests at Woolwich Works.
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This is a very special stage production of My Beautiful Laundrette, not least because it features Gordan Warnecke – the original actor who played our young protagonist, Omar, in the 1985 Film – as Omar’s physically ailing, but relentlessly wise Papa.
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Exciting news for Rainham and Wennington residents and beyond, a series of workshops to create a collaborative artwork – which will then be proudly displayed at both The Royals in Rainham, and Queen’s Theatre in Hornchurch’ – has been commissioned by Rainham Changemakers, and funded by Havering Changing.
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Chronicling the history of the life of a Canvey Island boy: from humble beginnings meeting his Canvey Island wife and conception of the great Dr Feelgood, to the dizzying heights of sex, and drugs, and Blockhead fame; the play takes us on a globe-trotting, conscience twisting journey.
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Wilko is a production skilfully written by renowned journalist and TV broadcaster Jonathan Maitland, playing until 24 February.
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Set in London during the Thatcher years, My Beautiful Laundrette tells the story of a young British Pakistani, Omar, who transforms his uncle’s run-down laundrette into a thriving business
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Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch yesterday announced that Mathew Russell will be leaving his role at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch at the beginning
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Queen’s Theatre panto Dick Whittington worthy of West End spot and keeps audiences laughing non stop. Dick Whittington, this year’s
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This is pantomime is worthy of five plus stars-it is side splitingly funny and packed with unadulterated silliness! Just what
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An unforgettable night of female rock music comes to Hornchurch. Since 2016, Women in Rock have been wowing audiences across the UK
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Neurodivergent activist Charlie Keeble today reviews Wet Cement-a stage production held at the Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch. Wet Cement is a stage
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Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch, to host a world premiere on the life of Wilko Johnson. Bringing to life the true story,
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It’s that time of year again! Oh no it isn’t! Oh yes it is! Panto season is here! With just
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The Queen’s Theatre in Hornchurch yesterday, Wednesday 8 November, hosted a very special afternoon for the over 50s. Many stalls
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Killing Jack at the Queen’s Theatre reaches beyond five stars-It exposes the widespread denial and indifference to violence against women for what
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