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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
Why see Jaja's African Hair Braiding?
Discover a lively day inside an African hair salon, where every braid tells a story and community thrives on camaraderie and resilience.
This award-winning play, penned by Jocelyn Bioh and directed by Monique Touko, brings together the creative brilliance behind "School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play" for its UK debut.
Celebrate the vibrancy and spirit of Harlem transposed to London, as the all-Black cast and crew share compelling tales of identity, hope and perseverance.
Witness razor-sharp humour and sincere moments, as Jaja's African Hair Braiding explores the intersection of personal aspirations and collective experience through laughter and drama.
This Off West End premiere has earned critical acclaim and is a not-to-miss highlight of the London theatre season.
What to Expect
The entire play unfolds across one humid day in the heart of Jaja’s bustling salon, where skilled stylists and their loyal customers navigate the realities of migration and ambition. Friendships are tested, secrets are unearthed and dreams face both hope and hardship amidst the hum of hairdryers and jokes between appointments.
The salon is a place where hardships are confronted with laughter and where differences can bring people together or push them apart. Throughout the show, hair braiding becomes a symbol of connection and identity, highlighting the importance of support and solidarity within the community. Every witty comeback or heartfelt confession contributes to the unique environment that makes Jaja’s salon so memorable.
The Creative Team
Directed by Monique Touko and written by Jocelyn Bioh, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding is expertly staged with a creative crew including lighting designer Simisola Majekodunmi, sound designer Tony Gayle, movement director Kloé Dean and set designer Paul Wills. Hair and makeup by Cynthia De La Rosa adds authentic visual flair to the performances.
The story is anchored by strong performances that bring depth and life to each character, giving voice to stories often left untold on the London stage. This production embraces themes of belonging and survival that resonate widely in today’s world, making the experience accessible, real and moving for a diverse audience.
Venue and Experience
Hosted at the modern Lyric Hammersmith, audience members enjoy accessible facilities and a warm welcome. With the show made for anyone aged 12 and up, it promises an evening that’s both entertaining and meaningful — whether you’re a seasoned theatregoer or new to London’s vibrant performing arts scene.
Highly anticipated and already generating buzz, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding is poised to be a standout theatrical event. Book your place, bring your friends or family and witness the energy and empathy that have made this show a critical and audience favourite.
Book your Jaja's African Hair Braiding tickets now!
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
What is the age restriction for Jaja's African Hair Braiding?
The show is recommended for ages 12 and above; please follow guidance from theatre staff.
Where is Jaja's African Hair Braiding performed?
All performances take place at Lyric Hammersmith, London.
Are there accessible facilities at the Lyric Hammersmith?
Yes, the theatre offers wheelchair access, accessible restrooms and assistive listening devices.
Can I bring refreshments?
Outside food and drink are not permitted, but refreshments are available inside the venue.
How do I find my seat?
Refer to your ticket confirmation for seat information; theatre staff are available to help.
Please arrive at Lyric Hammersmith at least 30 minutes before the show begins.
Seats are allocated upon ticket purchase; check your confirmation for details.
ID may be required for entry; children under 12 are not permitted.
Wheelchair access and assistive listening devices are available for guests with specific needs.
The show runs for approximately 2 hours with one intermission.
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
Why see Jaja's African Hair Braiding?
Discover a lively day inside an African hair salon, where every braid tells a story and community thrives on camaraderie and resilience.
This award-winning play, penned by Jocelyn Bioh and directed by Monique Touko, brings together the creative brilliance behind "School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play" for its UK debut.
Celebrate the vibrancy and spirit of Harlem transposed to London, as the all-Black cast and crew share compelling tales of identity, hope and perseverance.
Witness razor-sharp humour and sincere moments, as Jaja's African Hair Braiding explores the intersection of personal aspirations and collective experience through laughter and drama.
This Off West End premiere has earned critical acclaim and is a not-to-miss highlight of the London theatre season.
What to Expect
The entire play unfolds across one humid day in the heart of Jaja’s bustling salon, where skilled stylists and their loyal customers navigate the realities of migration and ambition. Friendships are tested, secrets are unearthed and dreams face both hope and hardship amidst the hum of hairdryers and jokes between appointments.
The salon is a place where hardships are confronted with laughter and where differences can bring people together or push them apart. Throughout the show, hair braiding becomes a symbol of connection and identity, highlighting the importance of support and solidarity within the community. Every witty comeback or heartfelt confession contributes to the unique environment that makes Jaja’s salon so memorable.
The Creative Team
Directed by Monique Touko and written by Jocelyn Bioh, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding is expertly staged with a creative crew including lighting designer Simisola Majekodunmi, sound designer Tony Gayle, movement director Kloé Dean and set designer Paul Wills. Hair and makeup by Cynthia De La Rosa adds authentic visual flair to the performances.
The story is anchored by strong performances that bring depth and life to each character, giving voice to stories often left untold on the London stage. This production embraces themes of belonging and survival that resonate widely in today’s world, making the experience accessible, real and moving for a diverse audience.
Venue and Experience
Hosted at the modern Lyric Hammersmith, audience members enjoy accessible facilities and a warm welcome. With the show made for anyone aged 12 and up, it promises an evening that’s both entertaining and meaningful — whether you’re a seasoned theatregoer or new to London’s vibrant performing arts scene.
Highly anticipated and already generating buzz, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding is poised to be a standout theatrical event. Book your place, bring your friends or family and witness the energy and empathy that have made this show a critical and audience favourite.
Book your Jaja's African Hair Braiding tickets now!
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
What is the age restriction for Jaja's African Hair Braiding?
The show is recommended for ages 12 and above; please follow guidance from theatre staff.
Where is Jaja's African Hair Braiding performed?
All performances take place at Lyric Hammersmith, London.
Are there accessible facilities at the Lyric Hammersmith?
Yes, the theatre offers wheelchair access, accessible restrooms and assistive listening devices.
Can I bring refreshments?
Outside food and drink are not permitted, but refreshments are available inside the venue.
How do I find my seat?
Refer to your ticket confirmation for seat information; theatre staff are available to help.
Please arrive at Lyric Hammersmith at least 30 minutes before the show begins.
Seats are allocated upon ticket purchase; check your confirmation for details.
ID may be required for entry; children under 12 are not permitted.
Wheelchair access and assistive listening devices are available for guests with specific needs.
The show runs for approximately 2 hours with one intermission.
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
Why see Jaja's African Hair Braiding?
Discover a lively day inside an African hair salon, where every braid tells a story and community thrives on camaraderie and resilience.
This award-winning play, penned by Jocelyn Bioh and directed by Monique Touko, brings together the creative brilliance behind "School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play" for its UK debut.
Celebrate the vibrancy and spirit of Harlem transposed to London, as the all-Black cast and crew share compelling tales of identity, hope and perseverance.
Witness razor-sharp humour and sincere moments, as Jaja's African Hair Braiding explores the intersection of personal aspirations and collective experience through laughter and drama.
This Off West End premiere has earned critical acclaim and is a not-to-miss highlight of the London theatre season.
What to Expect
The entire play unfolds across one humid day in the heart of Jaja’s bustling salon, where skilled stylists and their loyal customers navigate the realities of migration and ambition. Friendships are tested, secrets are unearthed and dreams face both hope and hardship amidst the hum of hairdryers and jokes between appointments.
The salon is a place where hardships are confronted with laughter and where differences can bring people together or push them apart. Throughout the show, hair braiding becomes a symbol of connection and identity, highlighting the importance of support and solidarity within the community. Every witty comeback or heartfelt confession contributes to the unique environment that makes Jaja’s salon so memorable.
The Creative Team
Directed by Monique Touko and written by Jocelyn Bioh, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding is expertly staged with a creative crew including lighting designer Simisola Majekodunmi, sound designer Tony Gayle, movement director Kloé Dean and set designer Paul Wills. Hair and makeup by Cynthia De La Rosa adds authentic visual flair to the performances.
The story is anchored by strong performances that bring depth and life to each character, giving voice to stories often left untold on the London stage. This production embraces themes of belonging and survival that resonate widely in today’s world, making the experience accessible, real and moving for a diverse audience.
Venue and Experience
Hosted at the modern Lyric Hammersmith, audience members enjoy accessible facilities and a warm welcome. With the show made for anyone aged 12 and up, it promises an evening that’s both entertaining and meaningful — whether you’re a seasoned theatregoer or new to London’s vibrant performing arts scene.
Highly anticipated and already generating buzz, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding is poised to be a standout theatrical event. Book your place, bring your friends or family and witness the energy and empathy that have made this show a critical and audience favourite.
Book your Jaja's African Hair Braiding tickets now!
Please arrive at Lyric Hammersmith at least 30 minutes before the show begins.
Seats are allocated upon ticket purchase; check your confirmation for details.
ID may be required for entry; children under 12 are not permitted.
Wheelchair access and assistive listening devices are available for guests with specific needs.
The show runs for approximately 2 hours with one intermission.
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.
What is the age restriction for Jaja's African Hair Braiding?
The show is recommended for ages 12 and above; please follow guidance from theatre staff.
Where is Jaja's African Hair Braiding performed?
All performances take place at Lyric Hammersmith, London.
Are there accessible facilities at the Lyric Hammersmith?
Yes, the theatre offers wheelchair access, accessible restrooms and assistive listening devices.
Can I bring refreshments?
Outside food and drink are not permitted, but refreshments are available inside the venue.
How do I find my seat?
Refer to your ticket confirmation for seat information; theatre staff are available to help.
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
Why see Jaja's African Hair Braiding?
Discover a lively day inside an African hair salon, where every braid tells a story and community thrives on camaraderie and resilience.
This award-winning play, penned by Jocelyn Bioh and directed by Monique Touko, brings together the creative brilliance behind "School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play" for its UK debut.
Celebrate the vibrancy and spirit of Harlem transposed to London, as the all-Black cast and crew share compelling tales of identity, hope and perseverance.
Witness razor-sharp humour and sincere moments, as Jaja's African Hair Braiding explores the intersection of personal aspirations and collective experience through laughter and drama.
This Off West End premiere has earned critical acclaim and is a not-to-miss highlight of the London theatre season.
What to Expect
The entire play unfolds across one humid day in the heart of Jaja’s bustling salon, where skilled stylists and their loyal customers navigate the realities of migration and ambition. Friendships are tested, secrets are unearthed and dreams face both hope and hardship amidst the hum of hairdryers and jokes between appointments.
The salon is a place where hardships are confronted with laughter and where differences can bring people together or push them apart. Throughout the show, hair braiding becomes a symbol of connection and identity, highlighting the importance of support and solidarity within the community. Every witty comeback or heartfelt confession contributes to the unique environment that makes Jaja’s salon so memorable.
The Creative Team
Directed by Monique Touko and written by Jocelyn Bioh, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding is expertly staged with a creative crew including lighting designer Simisola Majekodunmi, sound designer Tony Gayle, movement director Kloé Dean and set designer Paul Wills. Hair and makeup by Cynthia De La Rosa adds authentic visual flair to the performances.
The story is anchored by strong performances that bring depth and life to each character, giving voice to stories often left untold on the London stage. This production embraces themes of belonging and survival that resonate widely in today’s world, making the experience accessible, real and moving for a diverse audience.
Venue and Experience
Hosted at the modern Lyric Hammersmith, audience members enjoy accessible facilities and a warm welcome. With the show made for anyone aged 12 and up, it promises an evening that’s both entertaining and meaningful — whether you’re a seasoned theatregoer or new to London’s vibrant performing arts scene.
Highly anticipated and already generating buzz, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding is poised to be a standout theatrical event. Book your place, bring your friends or family and witness the energy and empathy that have made this show a critical and audience favourite.
Book your Jaja's African Hair Braiding tickets now!
Please arrive at Lyric Hammersmith at least 30 minutes before the show begins.
Seats are allocated upon ticket purchase; check your confirmation for details.
ID may be required for entry; children under 12 are not permitted.
Wheelchair access and assistive listening devices are available for guests with specific needs.
The show runs for approximately 2 hours with one intermission.
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.
What is the age restriction for Jaja's African Hair Braiding?
The show is recommended for ages 12 and above; please follow guidance from theatre staff.
Where is Jaja's African Hair Braiding performed?
All performances take place at Lyric Hammersmith, London.
Are there accessible facilities at the Lyric Hammersmith?
Yes, the theatre offers wheelchair access, accessible restrooms and assistive listening devices.
Can I bring refreshments?
Outside food and drink are not permitted, but refreshments are available inside the venue.
How do I find my seat?
Refer to your ticket confirmation for seat information; theatre staff are available to help.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, Lyric Square, King St, London W6 0QL
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