Sending lots of love to the company of G ahead of Press Night tonight 🖤🔥 Written by Tife Kusoro. Directed by Monique Touko. With Selorm Adonu, Kadiesha Belgrave and Ebenezer Gyau and Dani Harris-Walters. 🎟️ Now playing in the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs until 21 Sep. Book now:

"having a community of people that can stimulate your ideas, having an ecosystem of artists a part of is is such a helpful way to grow." BRACE BRACE opens 3 Oct in the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs Tickets from £15 Book now: royalcourttheatre.com/whats-on/brace…

You tomorrow prepping for £15 Monday tickets for G to go live at 9am... Catch Tife Kusoro's award-winning G for just £15 tomorrow evening. Tickets go on sale at 9am ⏰ Don't miss out! 🎟️ bit.ly/GullyRCT 📸 Isha Shah

G at the Royal Court – review whatsonstage.com/news/g-at-the-…

🎟️£15 Monday tickets for tonight's performance of #G are now sold out. Keep an eye out online for returns, or set your alarms for 9am next Monday to get your £15 ticket⏰

#G Royal Court. An extraordinary piece of theatre, in terms of writing, performance and stagecraft. All four young actors were brilliant. The story combined modern day lived realities for young Black youth with folklore and myth. Loved it!

Royal Court's Jerwood New Playwright Programme has been supporting writers in having their plays produced since 1994. Oli Forsyth is this year's recipient and will see his play 'Brace Brace' run from 3 October to 2 November👇 jerwood.org/news/91-jerwoo… 📸 Oli Forsyth; Luke Bryant

There is last minute availability for tonight's performance and post-show discussion of #G, in our Jerwood Theatre Upstairs at 7:45pm. 🎟️Snap up a ticket here: bit.ly/GullyRCT

This is a truly original and theatrical piece from the incredible Tife Kusoro - authentic, funny + threaded w smart socio-political horror.

G Royal Court by Tife Kusoro. Absolute gem of a play that totally captures the claustrophobia and terror of teenagers trapped in the powerless, liminal world between being a kid and an adult. Red hot writing and performances but the staging, music and movement … oh my!

loved LOVED G Royal Court for so many reasons - electric movement direction being one of them, a masterclass