Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn

Kiln Theatre

North London's most vibrant theatre
  • Theatre | Private theatres
  • Kilburn
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Time Out says

After an ambitious refurbishment and upgrade, the venue formerly known as The Tricycle has rebranded as Kiln Theatre. The name's a homage to its home in Kilburn, and to its aim of being a crucible for new work that'll get the local community excited: including a new stage version of Zadie Smith's hit novel 'White Teeth'. 

A vibrant one-stop-shop for culture in north London, the Kiln Theatre packs a lot into its medium-sized frame: bar, kitchen, cinema and of course a theatre. Long run by Nicolas Kent, whose tenure was marked by pioneering work in the field of verbatim theatre, the current artistic director is Indhu Rubasingham, who's steered the venue through its recent transformation.

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Address
269 Kilburn High Rd
London
NW6 7JR
Transport:
Tube: Kilburn
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Shanghai Dolls

Amy Ng’s new play focusses on the fraught realtionship between pioneering female Chinese director Sun Weishi and actress and politician Jiang Qing. When young and penniless the two first crossed paths after both auditioning for the same play in Shanghai – as time wore on Jiang developed a bitter enmity towards the director that became increasingly dangerous as her power increased. Gabby Wong and Millicent Wong star as the fatally entwined pair, in a co-production with Paines Plough directed by Katie Posner.
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