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Noughts and Crosses

A Pilot Theatre production

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A man and a woman filtered in black and white on a red square with a white border.

4 Stars

Malorie Blackman's bestseller leaps off the stage in a fine new adaption

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By Malorie Blackman
Adapted by Sabrina Mahfouz

Winner of Excellence in Touring, UK Theatre Awards 2019
Finalist for Best Show for Children and Young People, UK Theatre Awards 2019

Sephy and Callum sit together on a beach. They are in love.

It is forbidden.

Sephy is a Cross and Callum is a Nought. Between Noughts and Crosses there are racial and social divides. A segregated society teeters on a volatile knife edge.

As violence breaks out, Sephy and Callum draw closer, but this is a romance that will lead them into terrible danger.

This gripping Romeo and Juliet story by acclaimed writer Malorie Blackman and adapted by Sabrina Mahfouz is a captivating drama of love, revolution and what it means to grow up in a divided world.

4 Stars

Compelling staging of Malorie Blackman's novel that provides a searing insight into the injustices of the world

The Stage

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  • A boy kneels in front of a girl sat on a chair. He puts his hand on her neck.
  • A group of people with their fists in the air.
  • A group of people dressed in school uniforms sat at desks.
  • A man stands in front of two woman. News feed screens play behind them.
  • A girl lays in bed.
  • A man sits on a chair, a woman stands behind him. Two boys sit on the floor either side.
  • A judge stands behind two people. Two people dressed as barristers stand either side. A woman sits on a chair at the back of the stage.
  • 4 people hold signs in the air, another person raises their fist in the air.
  • A boy kneels in front of a girl sat on a chair. He puts his hand on her neck.
  • A group of people with their fists in the air.
  • A group of people dressed in school uniforms sat at desks.
  • A man stands in front of two woman. News feed screens play behind them.
  • A girl lays in bed.
  • A man sits on a chair, a woman stands behind him. Two boys sit on the floor either side.
  • A judge stands behind two people. Two people dressed as barristers stand either side. A woman sits on a chair at the back of the stage.
  • 4 people hold signs in the air, another person raises their fist in the air.

0 Stars

A dynamic, powerful, compelling show whatever your age

British Theatre Guide

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