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Jaja's African Hair Braiding
Experience vibrant comedy and moving stories at Jaja's African Hair Braiding, premiering at Lyric Hammersmith in London.
2 hrs
Jaja's African Hair Braiding
Experience vibrant comedy and moving stories at Jaja's African Hair Braiding, premiering at Lyric Hammersmith in London.
2 hrs
Jaja's African Hair Braiding
Experience vibrant comedy and moving stories at Jaja's African Hair Braiding, premiering at Lyric Hammersmith in London.
2 hrs
Highlights
Witness the UK premiere of a Tony-winning comedy that delves into the daily happenings of a lively African hair salon.
Enjoy sharp dialogue, humour and heartfelt stories directed by Monique Touko and written by Jocelyn Bioh.
Explore themes of community, migration and cultural identity in this praised Off West End production.
Attend a celebrated play during its limited run at the renowned Lyric Hammersmith theatre in London.
What’s Included
Admission to Jaja's African Hair Braiding at Lyric Hammersmith
Allocated seat for the scheduled performance
Access to theatre facilities including restrooms and refreshments
What Is Jaja's African Hair Braiding About?
Jajas African Hair Braiding Play presents an acclaimed theatrical production that celebrates the art and cultural significance of African hair braiding traditions. This outstanding West End show combines compelling storytelling with authentic cultural representation, creating a theatrical experience that resonates with audiences from all backgrounds. The production explores themes of identity, community, and tradition through the lens of a contemporary London hair salon, where stories unfold and connections are made.
The Jaja's African Hair Braiding Experience
Set against the backdrop of a busy African hair braiding salon, the play weaves together multiple narratives that highlight the experiences of women from diverse backgrounds. The characters share their stories, dreams, and challenges while getting their hair done, creating an intimate portrait of modern multicultural London. Each scene reveals layers of complexity in the relationships between the salon workers and their clients, showcasing how shared experiences transcend cultural boundaries.
What to Expect from Jaja's African Hair Braiding
The production features exceptional performances from a talented ensemble cast, bringing authenticity and emotional depth to every scene. When you book through tickadoo, you're securing access to one of the most talked-about productions currently running in London's theatre district. The writing skillfully balances humor and drama, creating moments of genuine connection that leave lasting impressions on audiences.
Jaja's African Hair Braiding Highlights and Features
Critics have widely praised the play's honest portrayal of contemporary issues while maintaining an entertaining and engaging narrative structure. The staging incorporates the actual process of hair braiding into the performance, with actors demonstrating traditional techniques throughout the show. This innovative approach creates an engaging experience that educates audiences about the cultural significance and artistry involved in African hair braiding traditions.
Who Should See Jaja's African Hair Braiding?
The set design transforms the theatre space into an authentic salon environment, complete with styling chairs and mirrors that reflect both the characters and the audience. Musical elements woven throughout the production enhance the storytelling, featuring songs that reflect the characters' African heritage and contemporary London experiences. The sound design incorporates ambient salon noises, creating an atmosphere that transports audiences directly into this unique world.
Book Jaja's African Hair Braiding Tickets
Lighting design emphasizes the intimate nature of salon conversations while highlighting the intricate details of the braiding process. This critically-praised production offers theatre enthusiasts an opportunity to experience storytelling that celebrates cultural diversity while addressing universal themes. The show's popularity has made tickets highly sought-after, so booking through tickadoo ensures you won't miss this remarkable theatrical experience that's redefining contemporary West End entertainment.
Smart casual dress is recommended for all attendees.
Keep noise to a minimum during performances to avoid disturbance.
Turn off or silence mobile phones before entering the auditorium.
Arrive with enough time to find your seat before the show begins.
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09:00am - 05:00pm 09:00am - 05:00pm 09:00am - 05:00pm 09:00am - 05:00pm 09:00am - 05:00pm 09:00am - 05:00pm 09:00am - 05:00pm
How long is Jajas African Hair Braiding Play?
The performance runs approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes including one 15-minute interval.
Which theatre hosts this production?
Check your tickadoo booking confirmation for the current venue, as West End shows may transfer between theatres.
Are there age restrictions for this show?
The production is recommended for ages 12 and above due to mature themes and language.
Can I book wheelchair accessible seats?
Yes, accessible seating options are available. Contact tickadoo customer service for assistance with accessibility requirements.
What should I expect from the performance?
An authentic portrayal of African hair braiding culture combined with compelling storytelling about identity and community in modern London.
Are there any special effects or loud noises?
The show features realistic sound design but no sudden loud noises or strobe lighting effects.
Can I purchase merchandise at the theatre?
Most West End venues offer programme sales and show-related merchandise in the theatre lobby.
Is photography allowed during the performance?
No photography, recording, or mobile phone use is permitted during the performance to respect the artists and other audience members.
Arrival Time: Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before curtain time to allow for security checks and finding your seats without rushing.
Dress Code: There's no strict dress code for West End theatres, but smart casual attire is generally appropriate for evening performances.
Interval Refreshments: The theatre bar typically opens one hour before curtain and serves drinks during the interval, though queues can be long.
Programme Information: Official programmes containing cast information and production notes are usually available for purchase at the venue.
Late Arrivals: Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance, potentially missing the opening scenes.
Mobile Devices: All mobile phones should be completely switched off, as even vibrations can be heard during quiet moments in the theatre.
tickadoo Support: Keep your booking confirmation accessible on your phone or printed, and contact tickadoo customer service if you encounter any issues with your reservation.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, Lyric Square, King St, London W6 0QL
Highlights
Witness the UK premiere of a Tony-winning comedy that delves into the daily happenings of a lively African hair salon.
Enjoy sharp dialogue, humour and heartfelt stories directed by Monique Touko and written by Jocelyn Bioh.
Explore themes of community, migration and cultural identity in this praised Off West End production.
Attend a celebrated play during its limited run at the renowned Lyric Hammersmith theatre in London.
What’s Included
Admission to Jaja's African Hair Braiding at Lyric Hammersmith
Allocated seat for the scheduled performance
Access to theatre facilities including restrooms and refreshments
What Is Jaja's African Hair Braiding About?
Jajas African Hair Braiding Play presents an acclaimed theatrical production that celebrates the art and cultural significance of African hair braiding traditions. This outstanding West End show combines compelling storytelling with authentic cultural representation, creating a theatrical experience that resonates with audiences from all backgrounds. The production explores themes of identity, community, and tradition through the lens of a contemporary London hair salon, where stories unfold and connections are made.
The Jaja's African Hair Braiding Experience
Set against the backdrop of a busy African hair braiding salon, the play weaves together multiple narratives that highlight the experiences of women from diverse backgrounds. The characters share their stories, dreams, and challenges while getting their hair done, creating an intimate portrait of modern multicultural London. Each scene reveals layers of complexity in the relationships between the salon workers and their clients, showcasing how shared experiences transcend cultural boundaries.
What to Expect from Jaja's African Hair Braiding
The production features exceptional performances from a talented ensemble cast, bringing authenticity and emotional depth to every scene. When you book through tickadoo, you're securing access to one of the most talked-about productions currently running in London's theatre district. The writing skillfully balances humor and drama, creating moments of genuine connection that leave lasting impressions on audiences.
Jaja's African Hair Braiding Highlights and Features
Critics have widely praised the play's honest portrayal of contemporary issues while maintaining an entertaining and engaging narrative structure. The staging incorporates the actual process of hair braiding into the performance, with actors demonstrating traditional techniques throughout the show. This innovative approach creates an engaging experience that educates audiences about the cultural significance and artistry involved in African hair braiding traditions.
Who Should See Jaja's African Hair Braiding?
The set design transforms the theatre space into an authentic salon environment, complete with styling chairs and mirrors that reflect both the characters and the audience. Musical elements woven throughout the production enhance the storytelling, featuring songs that reflect the characters' African heritage and contemporary London experiences. The sound design incorporates ambient salon noises, creating an atmosphere that transports audiences directly into this unique world.
Book Jaja's African Hair Braiding Tickets
Lighting design emphasizes the intimate nature of salon conversations while highlighting the intricate details of the braiding process. This critically-praised production offers theatre enthusiasts an opportunity to experience storytelling that celebrates cultural diversity while addressing universal themes. The show's popularity has made tickets highly sought-after, so booking through tickadoo ensures you won't miss this remarkable theatrical experience that's redefining contemporary West End entertainment.
Smart casual dress is recommended for all attendees.
Keep noise to a minimum during performances to avoid disturbance.
Turn off or silence mobile phones before entering the auditorium.
Arrive with enough time to find your seat before the show begins.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
09:00am - 05:00pm 09:00am - 05:00pm 09:00am - 05:00pm 09:00am - 05:00pm 09:00am - 05:00pm 09:00am - 05:00pm 09:00am - 05:00pm
How long is Jajas African Hair Braiding Play?
The performance runs approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes including one 15-minute interval.
Which theatre hosts this production?
Check your tickadoo booking confirmation for the current venue, as West End shows may transfer between theatres.
Are there age restrictions for this show?
The production is recommended for ages 12 and above due to mature themes and language.
Can I book wheelchair accessible seats?
Yes, accessible seating options are available. Contact tickadoo customer service for assistance with accessibility requirements.
What should I expect from the performance?
An authentic portrayal of African hair braiding culture combined with compelling storytelling about identity and community in modern London.
Are there any special effects or loud noises?
The show features realistic sound design but no sudden loud noises or strobe lighting effects.
Can I purchase merchandise at the theatre?
Most West End venues offer programme sales and show-related merchandise in the theatre lobby.
Is photography allowed during the performance?
No photography, recording, or mobile phone use is permitted during the performance to respect the artists and other audience members.
Arrival Time: Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before curtain time to allow for security checks and finding your seats without rushing.
Dress Code: There's no strict dress code for West End theatres, but smart casual attire is generally appropriate for evening performances.
Interval Refreshments: The theatre bar typically opens one hour before curtain and serves drinks during the interval, though queues can be long.
Programme Information: Official programmes containing cast information and production notes are usually available for purchase at the venue.
Late Arrivals: Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance, potentially missing the opening scenes.
Mobile Devices: All mobile phones should be completely switched off, as even vibrations can be heard during quiet moments in the theatre.
tickadoo Support: Keep your booking confirmation accessible on your phone or printed, and contact tickadoo customer service if you encounter any issues with your reservation.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, Lyric Square, King St, London W6 0QL
Highlights
Witness the UK premiere of a Tony-winning comedy that delves into the daily happenings of a lively African hair salon.
Enjoy sharp dialogue, humour and heartfelt stories directed by Monique Touko and written by Jocelyn Bioh.
Explore themes of community, migration and cultural identity in this praised Off West End production.
Attend a celebrated play during its limited run at the renowned Lyric Hammersmith theatre in London.
What’s Included
Admission to Jaja's African Hair Braiding at Lyric Hammersmith
Allocated seat for the scheduled performance
Access to theatre facilities including restrooms and refreshments
What Is Jaja's African Hair Braiding About?
Jajas African Hair Braiding Play presents an acclaimed theatrical production that celebrates the art and cultural significance of African hair braiding traditions. This outstanding West End show combines compelling storytelling with authentic cultural representation, creating a theatrical experience that resonates with audiences from all backgrounds. The production explores themes of identity, community, and tradition through the lens of a contemporary London hair salon, where stories unfold and connections are made.
The Jaja's African Hair Braiding Experience
Set against the backdrop of a busy African hair braiding salon, the play weaves together multiple narratives that highlight the experiences of women from diverse backgrounds. The characters share their stories, dreams, and challenges while getting their hair done, creating an intimate portrait of modern multicultural London. Each scene reveals layers of complexity in the relationships between the salon workers and their clients, showcasing how shared experiences transcend cultural boundaries.
What to Expect from Jaja's African Hair Braiding
The production features exceptional performances from a talented ensemble cast, bringing authenticity and emotional depth to every scene. When you book through tickadoo, you're securing access to one of the most talked-about productions currently running in London's theatre district. The writing skillfully balances humor and drama, creating moments of genuine connection that leave lasting impressions on audiences.
Jaja's African Hair Braiding Highlights and Features
Critics have widely praised the play's honest portrayal of contemporary issues while maintaining an entertaining and engaging narrative structure. The staging incorporates the actual process of hair braiding into the performance, with actors demonstrating traditional techniques throughout the show. This innovative approach creates an engaging experience that educates audiences about the cultural significance and artistry involved in African hair braiding traditions.
Who Should See Jaja's African Hair Braiding?
The set design transforms the theatre space into an authentic salon environment, complete with styling chairs and mirrors that reflect both the characters and the audience. Musical elements woven throughout the production enhance the storytelling, featuring songs that reflect the characters' African heritage and contemporary London experiences. The sound design incorporates ambient salon noises, creating an atmosphere that transports audiences directly into this unique world.
Book Jaja's African Hair Braiding Tickets
Lighting design emphasizes the intimate nature of salon conversations while highlighting the intricate details of the braiding process. This critically-praised production offers theatre enthusiasts an opportunity to experience storytelling that celebrates cultural diversity while addressing universal themes. The show's popularity has made tickets highly sought-after, so booking through tickadoo ensures you won't miss this remarkable theatrical experience that's redefining contemporary West End entertainment.
Arrival Time: Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before curtain time to allow for security checks and finding your seats without rushing.
Dress Code: There's no strict dress code for West End theatres, but smart casual attire is generally appropriate for evening performances.
Interval Refreshments: The theatre bar typically opens one hour before curtain and serves drinks during the interval, though queues can be long.
Programme Information: Official programmes containing cast information and production notes are usually available for purchase at the venue.
Late Arrivals: Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance, potentially missing the opening scenes.
Mobile Devices: All mobile phones should be completely switched off, as even vibrations can be heard during quiet moments in the theatre.
tickadoo Support: Keep your booking confirmation accessible on your phone or printed, and contact tickadoo customer service if you encounter any issues with your reservation.
Smart casual dress is recommended for all attendees.
Keep noise to a minimum during performances to avoid disturbance.
Turn off or silence mobile phones before entering the auditorium.
Arrive with enough time to find your seat before the show begins.
How long is Jajas African Hair Braiding Play?
The performance runs approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes including one 15-minute interval.
Which theatre hosts this production?
Check your tickadoo booking confirmation for the current venue, as West End shows may transfer between theatres.
Are there age restrictions for this show?
The production is recommended for ages 12 and above due to mature themes and language.
Can I book wheelchair accessible seats?
Yes, accessible seating options are available. Contact tickadoo customer service for assistance with accessibility requirements.
What should I expect from the performance?
An authentic portrayal of African hair braiding culture combined with compelling storytelling about identity and community in modern London.
Are there any special effects or loud noises?
The show features realistic sound design but no sudden loud noises or strobe lighting effects.
Can I purchase merchandise at the theatre?
Most West End venues offer programme sales and show-related merchandise in the theatre lobby.
Is photography allowed during the performance?
No photography, recording, or mobile phone use is permitted during the performance to respect the artists and other audience members.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, Lyric Square, King St, London W6 0QL
Highlights
Witness the UK premiere of a Tony-winning comedy that delves into the daily happenings of a lively African hair salon.
Enjoy sharp dialogue, humour and heartfelt stories directed by Monique Touko and written by Jocelyn Bioh.
Explore themes of community, migration and cultural identity in this praised Off West End production.
Attend a celebrated play during its limited run at the renowned Lyric Hammersmith theatre in London.
What’s Included
Admission to Jaja's African Hair Braiding at Lyric Hammersmith
Allocated seat for the scheduled performance
Access to theatre facilities including restrooms and refreshments
What Is Jaja's African Hair Braiding About?
Jajas African Hair Braiding Play presents an acclaimed theatrical production that celebrates the art and cultural significance of African hair braiding traditions. This outstanding West End show combines compelling storytelling with authentic cultural representation, creating a theatrical experience that resonates with audiences from all backgrounds. The production explores themes of identity, community, and tradition through the lens of a contemporary London hair salon, where stories unfold and connections are made.
The Jaja's African Hair Braiding Experience
Set against the backdrop of a busy African hair braiding salon, the play weaves together multiple narratives that highlight the experiences of women from diverse backgrounds. The characters share their stories, dreams, and challenges while getting their hair done, creating an intimate portrait of modern multicultural London. Each scene reveals layers of complexity in the relationships between the salon workers and their clients, showcasing how shared experiences transcend cultural boundaries.
What to Expect from Jaja's African Hair Braiding
The production features exceptional performances from a talented ensemble cast, bringing authenticity and emotional depth to every scene. When you book through tickadoo, you're securing access to one of the most talked-about productions currently running in London's theatre district. The writing skillfully balances humor and drama, creating moments of genuine connection that leave lasting impressions on audiences.
Jaja's African Hair Braiding Highlights and Features
Critics have widely praised the play's honest portrayal of contemporary issues while maintaining an entertaining and engaging narrative structure. The staging incorporates the actual process of hair braiding into the performance, with actors demonstrating traditional techniques throughout the show. This innovative approach creates an engaging experience that educates audiences about the cultural significance and artistry involved in African hair braiding traditions.
Who Should See Jaja's African Hair Braiding?
The set design transforms the theatre space into an authentic salon environment, complete with styling chairs and mirrors that reflect both the characters and the audience. Musical elements woven throughout the production enhance the storytelling, featuring songs that reflect the characters' African heritage and contemporary London experiences. The sound design incorporates ambient salon noises, creating an atmosphere that transports audiences directly into this unique world.
Book Jaja's African Hair Braiding Tickets
Lighting design emphasizes the intimate nature of salon conversations while highlighting the intricate details of the braiding process. This critically-praised production offers theatre enthusiasts an opportunity to experience storytelling that celebrates cultural diversity while addressing universal themes. The show's popularity has made tickets highly sought-after, so booking through tickadoo ensures you won't miss this remarkable theatrical experience that's redefining contemporary West End entertainment.
Arrival Time: Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before curtain time to allow for security checks and finding your seats without rushing.
Dress Code: There's no strict dress code for West End theatres, but smart casual attire is generally appropriate for evening performances.
Interval Refreshments: The theatre bar typically opens one hour before curtain and serves drinks during the interval, though queues can be long.
Programme Information: Official programmes containing cast information and production notes are usually available for purchase at the venue.
Late Arrivals: Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance, potentially missing the opening scenes.
Mobile Devices: All mobile phones should be completely switched off, as even vibrations can be heard during quiet moments in the theatre.
tickadoo Support: Keep your booking confirmation accessible on your phone or printed, and contact tickadoo customer service if you encounter any issues with your reservation.
Smart casual dress is recommended for all attendees.
Keep noise to a minimum during performances to avoid disturbance.
Turn off or silence mobile phones before entering the auditorium.
Arrive with enough time to find your seat before the show begins.
How long is Jajas African Hair Braiding Play?
The performance runs approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes including one 15-minute interval.
Which theatre hosts this production?
Check your tickadoo booking confirmation for the current venue, as West End shows may transfer between theatres.
Are there age restrictions for this show?
The production is recommended for ages 12 and above due to mature themes and language.
Can I book wheelchair accessible seats?
Yes, accessible seating options are available. Contact tickadoo customer service for assistance with accessibility requirements.
What should I expect from the performance?
An authentic portrayal of African hair braiding culture combined with compelling storytelling about identity and community in modern London.
Are there any special effects or loud noises?
The show features realistic sound design but no sudden loud noises or strobe lighting effects.
Can I purchase merchandise at the theatre?
Most West End venues offer programme sales and show-related merchandise in the theatre lobby.
Is photography allowed during the performance?
No photography, recording, or mobile phone use is permitted during the performance to respect the artists and other audience members.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, Lyric Square, King St, London W6 0QL
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