One Way Out, Brixton House tickets | Official London Theatre

One Way Out

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Show Info Age & Content Guide

Genre Drama

Venue

Brixton House Get directions

First Performance 18/06/2025

Closing 05/07/2025

Running Time TBC

Can we determine our fate? Or is there only one way out?

‘Free your behind and your mind will follow!’

Best friends Devonte, Paul, Tunde, and Salim are nearing the end of college. As they each transition into their own versions of adulthood, the realities of the world around them start to reveal themselves, at risk of destroying their brotherhood as they know it.

A touching and inspiring story of identity and belonging, One Way Out is an energetic and powerful drama by Montel Douglas, exploring young British Caribbeans’ experiences of the Windrush crisis.

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