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Momma Golda

Closed 12 Nov 2018

King's Head Theatre

The story of Israel's first and only female Prime Minister, otherwise known as 'the grandmother of the Jewish people.'

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Momma Golda is the story of Israel's first and only female Prime Minister - Golda Meir - otherwise known as 'the grandmother of the Jewish people.'

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Thelma Ruby is back!

After being crowned 2017 Oldie of the Year and appearing in the first series of Jack Dee's critically-acclaimed sitcom Bad Move, the ninety-three year old star returns as Golda Meir in this renowned adaptation of William Gibson's Golda.

Performed all over the world by Ruby and Frye for eight years from 1980 to 1988, this strictly limited four performance run promises to be a spectacular evening's entertainment.