Millennium Girls is a raw, resonant exploration of growing up, belonging, and survival in a world that rarely makes space for young Black girls. The play marks the debut of writer-performer Sophia Leonie, whose previous work includes the short film Love and More Important Things, which premiered at BUFF, and 35, a play longlisted for the Yard Theatre’s First Drafts and BBC Writersroom. It is directed by Jade Lewis, known for her Olivier Award-winning work on Sleepova and direction of SWEAT by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage at the Royal Exchange Theatre. This achingly honest and captivating play takes the audience on a rollercoaster of emotions, making the Millennium Girls London tickets a must-have.
Set in the heart of a bustling South London estate, Millennium Girls follows the intertwined lives of Jessica, Chanel, and Latisha as they journey from adolescence into adulthood. Through the lens of their enduring friendship, the play explores the joys of youthful adventures, the pain of unspoken traumas, and the complexities of identity and consent. As secrets surface and loyalties are tested, the trio must confront the realities of their past and the choices that will shape their futures. Will their bond withstand the challenges, or will the weight of their experiences pull them apart? Book your Millennium Girls London tickets to find out.
Show timings for MILLENNIUM GIRLS may vary every week. You can check the show timings for your preferred date at the next stage of booking.
The Brixton House is a contemporary theatre that emerged from the legacy of Ovalhouse, known for its commitment to innovative and socially relevant performances. The venue has two performance spaces, seating 180 and 120 respectively. Since its opening in 2022, the theatre has maintained its commitment to nurturing creativity and promoting diverse voices in theatre. The theatre houses two fully accessible theatres, seven flexible rehearsal rooms, and a creative hub with a large public café, providing an inclusive space for all forms of artistic expression.
Tube: The nearest Underground station is Brixton (Victoria Line), approximately a 5-minute walk to the theatre.
Available facilities: restrooms, bar
Accessibility: wheelchair accessible, hearing assistance, access performances, accessible restrooms, companion seating
The cost of the tickets will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.
The play does not have a strict age limit. However, it is most suitable for children aged 14 years and above. The production contains some explicit language, themes of colourism, sexism and misogyny, some racially charged language and descriptions of sexual assault. Viewer's discretion is advised.
The show is playing at the Brixton House in London.
It is a coming-of-age story exploring identity, girlhood, and consent. It follows the lives of Jessica, Chanel, and Latisha over three decades as they navigate first kisses, free yards, bullies and breakdowns.
The running time is 1 hour 15 minutes with no intermission(s).
The main stars of the show are Tamara Camacho as Chanel, Sophia Leonie as Jessica, Nkhanise Phiri as Jasmine, and Unique Spencer as Latisha.