Performance

Venue	Southwark Playhouse Borough
	Also: The Large, The Little
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	16th February 2024
Opened	26th February 2024
To	16th March 2024
When	19:30. Tue, Sat Mats 15:00
Southwark Playhouse Borough (V226)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 10 Nov 23 - T68599796
Date of change: 3 Oct 23 - T68599796

Cable Street

Work:: Cable Street (S01342229857)

Cable Street tells the story of the people of the East End and their community solidarity in 1936, as three young impoverished British workers: 19 year old Jewish lad Sammy, Mairead a feisty Irish Catholic baker, and Ron a recent arrival to Cable Street but a Lancastrian born and bred - all try to find work and passionately live their lives in the multi-cultural melting pot that was, and still is, Cable Street E1. Their lives would change forever on Sunday 4 October 1936, when the East End showed its powerful ability to unite in the face of adversity as the Battle of Cable Street was fought and won - but which side will the youngsters and their families be fighting on?

Author	Alex Kanefsky
Music	Tim Gilvin
Lyrics	Tim Gilvin

Production:: (T68599796)

World Premiere

Director	Adam Lenson
Musical Director	Tamara Saringer
Choreographer	Melody Sinclair
Costume	Lu Herbert
Lighting	Sam Waddington
Dramaturg	Olivia Mace
Director	Sarah Leung (casting)
Design	Yoav Segal
Producer	Dylan Schlosberg
Producer	Neil Marcus
Performer	Danny Colligan
Performer	Sha Dessi
Performer	Joshua Ginsberg
Performer	Debbie Chazen
Performer	Sophia Ragavelas
Performer	Jade Johnson
Performer	Max Alexander-Taylor
Performer	Aiofe Mac Namara
Performer	Ethan Pascal Peters

Listing:: L0539456042

The Large

Production details

World Premiere The Large

Reviews

Cable Street review
28Feb24: Seen at the Southwark Playhouse, Borough.

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