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Joe Locke to Make West End Debut In the Play ‘Clarkston,’ Which Hails From ‘The Whale’ Writer | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 05 – Joe Locke and Dylan Mulvaney sparked fresh dating rumors after affectionate moments at a concert, with fans calling it their "second hard launch," sources say.
- On July 5, Locke and Mulvaney sparked renewed dating rumors at Sabrina Carpenter’s BST Hyde Park concert, seen cuddling and holding hands.
- A playful Instagram post captioned 'First couples shoot' with 'Hard launch' comments fueled speculation about Locke and Mulvaney's relationship, following past collaborations at Glastonbury and on The Dylan Hour podcast.
- Just Jared photos show Locke and Mulvaney cuddling, dancing, and holding hands at BST Hyde Park on July 5.
- Fans split between skepticism and support as Locke and Mulvaney’s PDA at a concert reignites dating rumors and celebrates queer visibility.
- Beyond the rumors, Locke’s and Mulvaney’s visibility and advocacy are boosting queer representation in mainstream entertainment.
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Heartstopper star Joe Locke to make West End debut!
Heartstopper star Joe Locke is set to make his West End debut in the UK premiere of Clarkston. Written by Samuel D. Hunter, best known for his Oscar-winning drama The Whale, the story follows Jake, a young man “on a journey West to rediscover himself,” where he meets Chris, a “kindred soul hiding in a night shift at a Costco in a rural American town”. The synopsis continues: “As their bond deepens, so does their sense of adventure. Maybe they co…
Heartstopper's Joe Locke is making his West End debut in "intimate" new play this autumn
Joe Locke is set to make his West End debut this autumn in his first major role since Marvel's Agatha All Along.The Heartstopper star will be leading in Clarkston, an "emotionally intimate" new play from award-winning writer Samuel D Hunter.This is the first chance fans will have to see Locke ahead of the recently-announced Heartstopper movie, set to hit Netflix in 2026. However, the show will be landing in London for a strictly limited run and …
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