The Pride

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The Pride is a stage play by Alexi Kaye Campbell that explores themes of identity, sexuality, and societal attitudes toward homosexuality across two interwoven time periods.

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The Pride canonical 2

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instanceOf stage play
author Alexi Kaye Campbell
awardReceived Laurence Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre
awardReceivedYear 2010
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
firstPerformanceDate 2008
form live theatre
genre LGBT-related play
drama
queer theatre
hasCharacter Oliver
Philip
Sylvia
mainTheme identity
sexuality
societal attitudes toward homosexuality
medium stage
narrativeStructure interwoven time periods
notableRevival 2013 West End revival
numberOfTimePeriods 2
originalLanguage English
premiereCity London
linked to: London, England
premiereLocation Royal Court Theatre, London
linked to: Royal Court Theatre
premiereTheatre Royal Court Theatre
producerAtPremiere Royal Court Theatre
revivalLocation Trafalgar Studios, London
setting London
linked to: London, England
subjectMatter changing attitudes to homosexuality
gay relationships
internalized homophobia
social repression
timePeriodDepicted 1950s
contemporary era
writer Alexi Kaye Campbell

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Hayley Atwell stageWork The Pride
Hugh Dancy hasStageCredit The Pride