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Tuesday, February 25

Tag: The Secret Life of Bees

The Secret Life of Bees – Almeida Theatre
London

The Secret Life of Bees – Almeida Theatre

Set in South Carolina in 1964 and tells the story of Rosaleen, who is fighting for her right to vote, and Lily, who is trying to escape her abusive father. Together, they seek refuge at a remote honeybee farm run by the Boatwright sisters. Abiona Omonua, who played Rosaleen, was the standout performer. The ensemble cast also did an excellent job, including Eleanor Worthington-Cox as Lily, Ava Brennan as June, Tarinn Callender as Neil, Madeline Charlemagne and Shekinah Mcfarlane as the daughters of Mary, Danielle Fiamanya as May, Richard James-Neale as multiple characters, Rachel John as August, Mark Meadow as T-Ray, and Noah Thomas as Zachary. While there were a few moments where the dramatic moment could be anticipated in the performer’s body, overall, the performances were strong and ...