“One thing makes me a moth to a flame. Oneness.
The missing piece…I’ve got to find it, because if not, if not…”
“One thing makes me a moth to a flame. Oneness.
The missing piece…I’ve got to find it, because if not, if not…”
Meet Anna, she’s the dream. She is ‘young, gifted and Black’, driven, ambitious and smashing it…but there’s one thing that’s still missing. Love.
Is it her? Is it them? Is it the 21st century ideal of love itself?
Through a dynamic fusion of drama, poetry, dance and music (R&B, Hip Hop, Gospel) we see Anna take her Love Steps redefining love on her own terms.
In her debut play, writer Anastasia Osei-Kuffour shines a light on the pressures placed on people to find a significant other and questions whether finding love defines one’s identity and how self-worth and self-esteem can exist outside of that.
“One thing makes me a moth to a flame. Oneness.
The missing piece…I’ve got to find it, because if not, if not…”
Meet Anna, she’s the dream. She is ‘young, gifted and Black’, driven, ambitious and smashing it…but there’s one thing that’s still missing. Love.
Is it her? Is it them? Is it the 21st century ideal of love itself?
Through a dynamic fusion of drama, poetry, dance and music (R&B, Hip Hop, Gospel) we see Anna take her Love Steps redefining love on her own terms.
In her debut play, writer Anastasia Osei-Kuffour shines a light on the pressures placed on people to find a significant other and questions whether finding love defines one’s identity and how self-worth and self-esteem can exist outside of that.
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Sharon Rose is a Zimbabwean actress who has risen to great acclaim for her work in London’s West End, most recently starring as the titular role in Kate Prince’s Olivier-nominated Sylvia (Old Vic). Her other work on stage includes Hamilton (Victoria Palace Theatre), Caroline or Change (Hampstead
Theatre), Motown (Shaftsbury Theatre) and Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Aldwych Theatre). Sharon made her screen debut in David E. Talbert’s Musical Christmas movie, Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey (Golden Girl/Netflix), where she played the role of Joanne.
Reece Richards trained at London Studio Centre. His screen work encompasses Netflix’s Sex Education (Season 3) & (Season 4). On stage, Reece’s solid credentials include hit shows like Motown (UK Tour), Hairspray (UK Tour) and he performed in Secret Cinema Dirty Dancing.
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Racism, sexism, discrimination, loneliness and death
11+
1h15m