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Written by Benedict Lombe (Lava, winner of the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize for Playwriting), directed by Evening Standard Theatre Award winner Lynette Linton (Blues for an Alabama Sky, August in England) and starring the “tremendous” (The Observer) Tosin Cole (BBC’s Doctor Who) and the “irresistible” (London Theatre) Heather Agyepong (School Girls; or, The African Mean Girls Play, Lyric Hammersmith). Shifters is a beautifully intoxicating and relatable reminder of the enduring power of memory and young love. A universal story, full of heart, it’s “laugh out loud funny and tears-to-the-eyes moving” (The Times).
‘Something is shifting between you – again. Something terrifying and comforting.’
Dre and Des. Young. Gifted. Black. He stayed. She left.
Years later, Des and Dre come crashing back into each other’s lives, carrying new secrets and old scars. With the clock counting down until Des has to leave again, memories of their teen years collide with their present and they’re forced to question if destiny has brought them back together for a reason.
Opening at the Duke of York’s Theatre from 12th August – 12th October for a strictly limited 9-week run, book your tickets now and get ready to fall for this “tender, cosmic and cleverly unpredictable love story that will leave you wishing for a sequel.” (The Stage).
Please be aware of the following if you have tickets for on stage seating for Shifters at the Duke of York’s Theatre:
-It will not be possible to admit any latecomers to on stage seating. Please check the performance start time on your tickets and arrive early.
-Once the performance has started it will not be possible to leave your seat on stage, except in an emergency. Please be aware that there is no interval.
-Access to on stage seating is only via stairs placed on either side of the stage on the Stalls level of the auditorium.
-Glassware, glass bottles and snacks purchased at the theatre will not be allowed on stage. Plastic glassware is available.
Duke of York's Theatre
The Duke of York’s Theatre opened in 1892, then named the Trafalgar Square Theatre, and was renamed to its current name in 1895 to honour the future King George V. The theatre has housed acclaimed productions since, such as King Lear, and played host to many famous names, including Sir Ian McKellen, Orlando Bloom, Michael Gambon and Jeremy Irons.
Duke of York's Theatre
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