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“People are coming to the show and adding new levels of queer joy” – David Cumming on West End hit Operation Mincemeat

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Ah, Operation Mincemeat. We adore this show: we reviewed the Southwark Playhouse run in 2021, the Riverside Studios production in 2022, and we checked out the West End opening earlier this year, awarding each performance a perfect 5/5.

Shortly before the West End premiere, we took an opportunity to interview SpitLip, the creative team who put the show together and nurtured it over several years, taking it from an early incarnation as a two-song scratch production at the Lowry in Salford, through to the glitzy West End show that’s recently been extended to February 2024.

Following the announcement of the extension we popped back to the Fortune Theatre to see the show again, this time catching two of the understudies – Holly Sumpton and Christian Andrews – covering brilliantly for Natasha Hodgson and Jak Malone.

We also took an opportunity to chat with David Cumming, who is part of the creative team SpitLip (alongside Natasha Hodgson, Zoe Roberts and Felix Hagan).

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