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A woman is stood on a theatre stage in front of a red curtain. She’s white, wearing all black and has long brown hair. A seagull is flying towards her, blocking us from seeing her face.

NINA

Date
Tue 6 - Sat 24 Oct 2026

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“I’m a seagull. No, that’s not right. I’m an actress.” A series of actresses audition to play Nina in The Seagull for a charismatic, yet sinister director. His methods are unorthodox, annihilating, and very effective.

In a debut play from celebrated director Caroline Williams, co-directed by award-

winning artist Deborah Pearson, NINA questions why so many women are drawn to

play an actress who has everything taken away from her by men. And why do the men

in Chekhov’s original play keep trying to turn the girls they fancy into dead seagulls?

In a post #MeToo era, NINA is a meta theatrical fever dream on coercion, power and the quest for creative expression.

“One of the most insightful encounters I have had in a theatre.” Theatre Voices

“If the opportunity presents itself to see Pearson’s work you must go immediately.” The Huffington Post

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Genre
Theatre & Performance
Pricing
£15 or more
Pay What You Can / Donations
Recommended Age
Young People 13-17
18+
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