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Clarkston & Just For One Day – Connection, Hope, and the Power of Music
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This week Darren reviews Clarkston at Trafalgar Theatre - a beautifully observed, quietly powerful story about friendship, longing, and the search for meaning in small-town America.
Clarkston – Trafalgar Theatre
From Tony Award-winning writer Samuel D. Hunter (The Whale), Clarkston follows Jake, played by Heartstopper’s Joe Locke and Chris, as the brooding Ruaridh Mollica, two young men working dead-end jobs at a Costco on the edge of town. As their lives intertwine, the play explores identity, loneliness, and what it means to keep going when the world feels like it’s falling apart. With moving performances and pitch-perfect direction, this is one of the most heartfelt productions in the West End right now.
Just For One Day – The Live Aid Musical – Shaftesbury Theatre
Meanwhile, Natalie shares her thoughts on Just For One Day - The Live Aid Musical, a celebration of music’s power to unite the world. Featuring songs by Queen, U2, Elton John, and David Bowie, it brings the spirit of 1985 roaring back to life - reminding us that compassion, collaboration, and hope can still take centre stage.
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