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The cast is led by Jo Foster as Oliver, Leesa Tulley as Nancy, and Noah Thomas as Artie. The ensemble features Jemima Brown, Josh Butler, Ran Marner, Jamel Matthias, Olivia O'Connor, Natasha Wilde ...

Even as the piece moves towards expressing artistic self-belief, just as Marlow and Moss’s theatrical correlatives, Oliver and Nancy – Jo Foster and Leesa Tulley, both superb – dare to face ...

Our fourth wall-breaking leads Oliver (Jo Foster) and Nancy (Leesa Tulley) immediately introduce themselves as musical theatre writers working on the follow-up to their first hit show – just ...

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3/5 The long-awaited follow-up to Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss’s mega-hit ‘Six’ follows two millennial friends bemoaning their love lives – but it sometimes sags under the pressure of ...

Nancy (Leesa Tulley) and her gay, nonbinary best friend, Oliver (Jo Foster), conduct a two-hour inquest into their romantic failures while quaffing cheap bubbly on a peach-colored couch.

The cast is led by Jo Foster as Oliver, Leesa Tulley as Nancy, and Noah Thomas as Artie. The ensemble features Jemima Brown, Josh Butler, Ran Marner, Jamel Matthias, Olivia O'Connor, Natasha Wilde ...

After an arch prologue with masks and voice-over, best friend protagonists Oliver (sparky Jo Foster) and Nancy (Leesa Tulley) knock down the fourth wall to let us in on the act that they reflect ...

“There is,” as Stephen Sondheim once groaned, “nothing worse than great expectations.” It may seem unfair to evoke a master when reviewing only the second show from a young British musical ...

Co-star and Six alum Leesa Tulley agrees: "We have all gender and sexual identities. We have everything. And it's so important because that's life, that's normal.

And Leesa Tulley imparts strident-but-sweet vocals and relatable wit to their bestie Nancy, who’s still obsessed with her boring ex. With no dates on the scene, ...