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The Weeknd’s ‘Snowchild’ video - 07/31/2020
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Jaivant Patel Dance presents the UK Tour of YAATRA - 09/23/2019
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Black Womxn in Theatre #WeAreVisible photoshoot - 07/30/2019
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MARVEL UNIVERSE LIVE! - 07/01/2019
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The Merchant of Venice – Ashley Joseph - 06/28/2016
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Creativity and Wellbeing Week - 06/16/2016
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Win Tickets To The Shadow King - 06/16/2016
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In the Heights - 06/16/2016
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The Threepenny Opera - 04/11/2016
The world is yours. The world is Young Vic.
The Young Vic’s 2016 season is now on sale. This year’s programme can be viewed below.
If You Kiss Me, Kiss Me
10 Mar – 16 Apr (Main House)
Featuring the music of The Smiths, Joy Division, The Human League, Buzzcocks, Soft Cell, New Order and more – Jane Horrocks stars in an extraordinary new gig-meets-dance show.
Living with the Lights
17 – 19 Mar (The Clare)
Hilarious, touching and utterly bonkers – Mark Lockyer shares his gripping story of an actor living life on the edge.
Dutchman
6 – 16 Apr (The Clare)
Lula and Clay’s subway flirtation turns to violence in this powerful play about race. Directed by Ola Ince, winner of a 2016 Genesis Future Directors Award.
Blue/Orange
12 May – 18 Jun (Main House)
“This is the most thrilling and crucial play in London” – The Guardian. Oliver Award-winning Joe Penhall takes a razor-sharp look at race and mental health.
Cuttin’ It
20 May – 11 Jun (The Maria)
Tackling the urgent issue of FGM in Britain, Charlene James’ devastating new play reveals the price some girls pay to become a woman.
Yerma
28 Jul – 10 Sept (Main House)
Director Simon Stone creates a contemporary version of Lorca’s masterpiece about a young woman desperate to become a mother.
The Emperor
3 – 24 Sept (The Maria)
Master of transformation Kathryn Hunter brings to life an extraordinary fable of corruption and power.
The Nest
28 Oct – 26 Nov (The Maria)
Conor McPherson’s lyrical new version of the riveting German classic about isolation and individualism, directed by Ian Rickson.
trade
16 – 26 Nov (The Clare)
Sex, money and power collide in debbie tucker green’s dark comedy for three women. Directed by Bryony Shanahan, winner of a 2016 Genesis Future Directors Award.
A Man of Good Hope
6 Oct – 12 Nov (Main House)
The true story of one refugee’s epic quest across Africa, brought to life with roof-lifting music by world-renowned Isango Ensemble.
Once in a Lifetime
25 Nov – 14 Jan 2017 (Main House)
Misadventures abound in this classic Broadway comedy set in 1930s Hollywood directed by the brilliant Richard Jones.
See Manchester 2019