One Small Step
Closing: October 09, 2024One Small Step - West End History , Info & More
Charing Cross Theatre
The Arches Villiers Street LondonONE SMALL STEP is an original play by Takuya Kato, a prolific young Japanese playwright and director, developed in Japan and the UK through workshops and readings with UK artists.
Translated by Andrew Eglinton and Mika Eglinton.
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