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David Harewood

“It’s taken me 30 years to make a living”
David Harewood
David Harewood
After spending much of the past decade working abroad, one of the UK’s most respected actors is back on home soil. As he returns to the London stage, he tells The Stage about playing white conservative William F Buckley Jr, working with James Graham, and the continued challenges for Black actors in the UK

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