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Meet Me Here

11 Aug–15 Aug 2026

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Kiln Theatre presents

Meet Me Here

by Nicole Latchana

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A promenade performance of nights out, past and present

The third installment of Passages will take the form of a promenade performance along the High Road. A story of three Kilburners, meeting across time, will unfold in public spaces, evoking memorable nights out in Kilburn, past and present.

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Suitable for ages 14+

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Ticket Prices

£5 – £10

Dates

11 Aug–15 Aug 2026

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Cast

Shenagh Goven
Shenagh Goven

Shenagh trained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School & has worked extensively in theatre, film, TV & radio. Previous work at Kiln includes working on Listen Local Young Writers Programme with Tom Wright and with Amit Sharma as Nella innational tour of One Under for Graeae Theatre Company. Recent TV work included Grandmother in Archie and Shirley in The Change.

Romario Simpson
Romario Simpson

For Kiln Theatre: Galahad in The Lonely Londoners (also Jermyn Street Theatre).

Romario is a successful screen and theatre actor based in London. On screen, Romario isknown for his portrayal of DC Davis Lindon in both seasons of BBC’s Granite Harbour.

Further TV credits include Small Axe: Lover’s Rock, Noughts and Crosses, Django and Andor. 

Humera Syed
Humera Syed

For Kiln: Hafsa in Peanut Butter & Blueberries

Humera graduated from the BRIT school in2016.

Theatre includes: Young Mariam/Aziza/Nursein A Thousand Splendid Suns (Birmingham Rep/Nottingham & Leeds Playhouse); Sofia in Expendable (Royal Court); Bilquis in Great Expectations (Manchester Royal Exchange); Baani in FAITH (RSC/Coventry Cityof Culture); Jacinta in The Village (Theatre Royal Stratford East). Television includes: Olivia in The Stranger and Ashleigh in Hullraisers.

Creatives

Nicole Latchana

Writer
Nicole Latchana

Writer

Nicole Latchana is a queer Indo Caribbean playwright devising with communities and writing solo projects. Her play A Practical Guide On How To Save The World When No One F***Ing Else Is (Tara Theatre, April 2025), which she wrote in 4 weeks for Tara’s Young Company, had a sold out run and a five-star review – she is now redrafting the play. Other commissions include Landing Bolts (Fio Theatre), Choking Hazard (45 North) and Dough (Bush Theatre, Sonia Friedman).

Latchana is a DYCP recipient, exploring her ancestral history – Chinese and Indian Indentured labour in the Caribbean. Training includes C4Screenwriting, The Royal Court Writer’s Group and Writing for Stage and Broadcast media MA from Central. She has over a decade of experience working as a playwright in community settings with The Dot Collective, London Bubble Theatre, and Southwark Council. This year she devised a film with 30 people with London Bubble’s older adults’ groups, which screened at the BFI.

Her work often seeks to subvert traditional genres and story structures, to offer authentic portrayals of marginalized experiences mostly through a queer lens. She is fascinated with how to dramatize the link between the political and personal.

Ben Grant

Director
Ben Grant

Director

Ben was most recently the Bryan Forbes Assistant Director with the National Youth Theatre’s REP Company. He was previously Creative Associate at Jermyn Street Theatre and Resident Director at the Oxford Playhouse. Ben has collaborated with Young Vic, Headlong, The North Wall Arts Centre, Guildford Shakespeare Company, the BBC, Rifco Theatre Company and Chichester Festival Theatre, where he was part of its pilot Artist Development Programme.

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The Kilburn High Road Festival is part of The Kilburn High Road Project, which has been made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund with thanks to National Lottery Players. We’re also grateful to Camden Council – Neighbourhood of Culture for their support for the Kilburn High Road Festival.

The Kilburn High Road Project is supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust, The Big Give – Arts for Impact, Camden Council – Neighbourhood of Culture, City Bridge Foundation, John Lyon’s Charity, Jules and Cheryl Burns, The Radcliffe Trust, The Vanderbilt Family Foundation, The Vandervell Foundation, Wembley Stadium Foundation.