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Sophie Thompson, Charles Edwards and Suzette Llewellyn in The Ballad of Hattie and James – first look whatsonstage.com/news/sophie-th…

Complex, carefully constructed story-telling of a part-magnetic, part-destructive, life-spanning friendship in Samuel Adamson's #TheBalladOfHattieAndJames Kiln Theatre, rippled with beautiful piano music from start to finish. Until 18th May. ETT
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The Ballad of Hattie and James by Sam Adamson Kiln Theatre is a complex, sophisticated, time-jumping, queer romance that plays out between the mid-twentieth century & the mid-twenty-first. It’s full of music and love and anger and brutality. It’s really beautiful.

That was the most surreal night of my life. I’m over the moon and overwhelmed all at once and I think I’ll be that way for a while yet! ❤️

Thank you Olivier Awards for a wonderful evening. And congratulations to all the nominees, winners and performers 👏🏻

From something old at The Old Vic to something new at Kiln Theatre
The Ballad of Hattie and James.
I liked it very much: you have to admire storytellers: weaving together the complex elements of a story, revealing secrets, shifting back and forward in time. Great cast too 👏🏻

Sophie Thompson & Charles Edwards are never not sublime but the beautiful, unique, funny, delicate #TheBalladofHattieandJames Kiln Theatre allows them to be all these things in spades. And such a perfect example of theatre. This couldn’t be done so powerfully any other way.

The Ballad of Hattie and James at the Kiln Theatre is a gorgeously written story of friendship, expertly performed by its leads. Sophie Thompson is so wonderfully magnetic on stage, and Charles Edwards has such an endearing subtlety to him. Really recommend!

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A must see gem of a show ! #TheBalladOfHattieAndJames Kiln Theatre Extremely original, moving tenderness, also very funny, that examines the enduring sadness & happiness of a lifelong friendship Wonderful performances! #SophieThompson #CharlesEdwards

At first preview (world premiere) of #TheBalladOfHattieAndJames by Samuel Adamson at Kiln Theatre tonight. Book now. It's Clever, funny, sad, thought-provoking. #theatre

‘At St Pancras…why would her brain take her to something the two of you didn’t share?’

The final sneak peek to celebrate the first performance of The Ballad of Hattie and James tonight is Bo, performed by Suzette Llewellyn.

‘I love you more than I’ve ever loved anyone’

To celebrate the first performance of The Ballad of Hattie and James tonight, we’re bringing you an exclusive sneak peek at the characters of the show. Next up is James, performed by Charles Edwards.

Ahead of tonight’s first preview at Kiln Theatre here’s a first glimpse at the company performing excerpts from The Ballad of Hattie and James

‘So stop sneering at my wives and sisters because they’re all I’ve got’

To celebrate the first performance of The Ballad of Hattie and James tonight, we’re bringing you an exclusive sneak peek at the characters of the show.

Keep your eyes peeled throughout the day for more.

🎹'They are both gay, so Samuel Adamson’s play which has a terrific cast is no traditional romcom but should be no less heart stopping...Inspired by the music of Kate Bush, Benjamin Britten, Tori Amos, Blur and more, Richard Twyman directs a story about an enduring duet.'