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🤣 We Were Sisters

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ETCETERA THEATRE
London NW1 7BU
Dic 02 DĂšbh
2pm to 3pm

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⭐⭐⭐⭐- 'A lovely, funny and painfully recognisable slice of life' What happens when your supposed "built-in best friend" becomes someone you can't stand? When Celia loses her phone after a night out, it sets off a chain of small, seemingly inconsequential events that force Celia and Josie to confront their incompatibility. Beginning as a morning-after comedy of errors, the fuse is lit for the gradual unravelling of sisterhood. Through clashing personalities and different stages of life, distance begins to creep in. This funny and honest play begs the question: how well do we understand the people we love, and what happens when we don't? Following a successful run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where it received warm audience responses and positive reviews, We Were Sisters is now coming to London. Praised for its sharp humour, recognisable characters and painfully familiar take on growing up, the play continues to strike a chord with audiences, particularly those navigating the complicated business of family, friendship and finding your place in your twenties. At the end of the day, family is universal, and we all have someone who pushes our buttons.
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Air fhaicinn le JVJulia Van PraaghEagraichetroLove Camden¡ Dic 11 Samh

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