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Beneatha’s Place review

“Compelling, deeply felt performance from Cherrelle Skeete”
Zackary Momoh and Cherrelle Skeete in Beneatha’s Place at Young Vic, London. Photo: Johan Persson
Zackary Momoh and Cherrelle Skeete in Beneatha’s Place at Young Vic, London. Photo: Johan Persson
Play drawing on the classic A Raisin in the Sun is politically potent and pertinent, but dramatically undercooked

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