Performance

Venue	Olivier (National Theatre)
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	20th October 2000
Opened	13th November 2000
To	9th December 2000
When	Oct 20, 21, 23, 24, Nov 2, 3, 4m.4, 10, 11m, 11, 13, 14, 15m, 15, 16, 17, 18m, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23m, 23, 24, 25m, 25, 27, Dec 5, 6m, 6, 7, 8, 9m, 9 Eve 19:00, Mats 13:30
Olivier (National Theatre) (V373)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Peer Gynt

Work:: Peer Gynt (S4554)

Peer Gynt sweeps around the world in a fruitless search for power and glory - outwitting wedding guests, trolls and a belly dancing con-woman who are all intent on bringing him down. Eventually this comic rogue is redeemed by the love of a good woman. The last of Ibsen's verse dramas.

Author

Henrik Ibsen

Production:: (T70814152)

NT Ensemble. Based in part on Norwegian folk traditions, Peer Gynt is by turns comic, tragic, lyrical and fantastic.

Company	Royal National Theatre
Adapted by	Frank McGuinness
Director	Conall Morrison
Design	Francis O'Connor
Costume	Joan O'Clery
Lighting	Paule Constable
Music	Conor Linehan
Sound	Paul Groothuis
Choreographer	Malcolm Shields
Performer	Sorcha Cusack
Performer	Jeff Diamond
Performer	Annie Farr
Performer	Olwen Fouere
Performer	Patrick O'Kane
Performer	Ronald Pickup
Performer	Anthony Renshaw
Performer	Adrian Sarple
Performer	Clara Adams
Performer	Susan Aderin
Performer	Kolade Agboke
Performer	Ruairi Conaghan
Performer	Craig Conway
Performer	Brigid Duffy
Performer	Chiwetel Ejiofor
Performer	Christopher John Hall
Performer	Paul Hickey
Performer	Stephen Hogan
Performer	Lloyd Hutchinson
Performer	Adam Jones
Performer	Melanie MacHugh
Performer	Joseph Marcell
Performer	John O'Toole
Performer	Victor Power
Performer	Marcella Riordan
Performer	John Rogan
Performer	Jason Rose
Performer	Valerie Spelman
Performer	Amanda Symonds
Performer	Anthony Taylor
Performer	Viviana Verveen
Performer	Andy Williams
Performer	Benny Young

Listing:: L0817300413

Production details

NT Ensemble. Based in part on Norwegian folk traditions, Peer Gynt is by turns comic, tragic, lyrical and fantastic.

Reviews

News: Ensemble disintegrates
02Nov00:

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