Heartstopper's Kit Connor and Joe Locke have shared a cute reunion, with co-star Tobie Donovan in there for good measure too.
Locke is currently starring as Tobias Ragg in a Broadway production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, and Connor and Donovan went out to see him in it.
Connor shared a photo of the trio to his Instagram Story, writing: "Well done sweetheart." Donovan reshared the photo to his own Story, and added: "My eyes are still puffy from all the crying."
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Neil Patrick Harris, who has previously starred in the Stephen Sondheim musical, also attended the show, and heaped praised upon Locke for his performance.
"Bravo, Joe. From one Tobias to another: you were wonderful. What a pleasure," he wrote, alongside a photo of the two of them.
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Sweeney Todd is about a barber who returns to London to exact revenge for the tragedies of his past, working with piemaker Mrs Lovett to run an incredibly dodgy business. The character Tobias is taken in by the duo, but has a strong distrust of Todd.
Meanwhile, Locke is soon set to appear in Marvel Cinematic Universe TV series Agatha, a spin-off of WandaVision that, in his words, will resonate with LGBTQ+ fans.
"The show is about misunderstood people and people who are alienated by their society for reasons that they can't control. I think that resonates a lot with the queer community," he said last year. "I think there'll be some camp."
Meanwhile, the third season of Heartstopper has wrapped filming, with creator Alice Oseman promising that it will explore the topic of mental health in even more detail than season 2 did.
Heartstopper seasons 1 and 2 are available to stream on Netflix now.
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