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We caught up with ascendant actors Kudzai Sitima and Emily Burnett to talk about their new play, Princess & the Hustler
Kudzai and Emily discuss colourism, activism and the importance of telling black British stories in our in-depth chat about their new play which launches this Saturday. Princess & the Hustler is on at Bristol Old Vic from Saturday 9th February – Saturday 23rd February 2019.
Learn more and grab a ticket here.
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