'Straight White Men' at Southwark Playhouse
Photo: Courtesy of Anna Arthur PR'Straight White Men' at Southwark Playhouse

Straight White Men

US playwright Young Jean Lee’s raucous examination of white male privilege finally makes it to London
  • Theatre, Drama
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Time Out says

Three brothers celebrate Christmas with their widowed Dad in ‘Straight White Men’, controversial Korean-American playwright Young Jean Lee's punchily-named take on identity politics. Charlie Condou (best known for telly roles including Marcus in ‘Coronation Street’) will play oldest bro Matt, who's weighed down by student debt and by his failure to outdo his more successful younger siblings. As the gang eat Chinese food, they debate how to act in a society that's more and more aware of white and male privilege.

'Straight White Men' comes to Southwark Playhouse after making a stir on its 2014 New York premiere and later bagging a limited Broadway run starring Armie Hammer. This rather more intimate UK production is directed by Steven Kunis and choreographed by Christina Fulcher.

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£14-£22, £14-£18 concs. Runs 1hr 30min
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