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theatre play unspoken (@unspoken) - Collective Profile | London, GB In 1989 two young men researching rare butterflies fall in love. A powerful story of love and identity. 9 & 13 August Link for Tickets text us Follow @theatreplayunspoken on Instagram. Recent posts: a close-up shot of a man's arm and rolled-up sleeve of a striped shirt, with a hand reaching out. the image has a vintage, film-like quality with the word "pause" in the upper left corner., a man in a blue striped shirt and black shorts runs through a field of dry grass, with trees in the background. the image is blurred to convey motion., a person in a blue and white striped button-up shirt and grey trousers stands in a grassy field, holding a small leaf., a close-up shot of two people holding hands, with a butterfly perched on one of their fingers. the background is a blurred field of grass under a blue sky. text on the image advertises 'the camden fringe' and the performance 'unspoken' by giorgi mike.
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In 1989 two young men researching rare butterflies fall in love. A powerful story of love and identity. 9 & 13 August Link for Tickets text us
London, GB
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Step into the world of Unspoken. Set in 1989, the play follows two young researchers, Mark and Nicolas, as they study the rare Large Blue butterfly. During their scientific journey, they discover something unexpected: love. But in a time when being together was far from easy, their relationship is tested by fear, prejudice, and their own inner struggles.
A man in a blue striped shirt and black shorts runs through a field of dry grass, with trees in the background. The image is blurred to convey motion.
A person in a blue and white striped button-up shirt and grey trousers stands in a grassy field, holding a small leaf.
A close-up shot of two people holding hands, with a butterfly perched on one of their fingers. The background is a blurred field of grass under a blue sky. Text on the image advertises 'The Camden Fringe' and the performance 'UNSPOKEN' by Giorgi Mike
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