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Venue	Bridge Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	10th October 2018
Opened	19th October 2018
To	6th January 2019
When	Tue-Sat 19:45. Wed, Sat Mats 14:30
Bridge Theatre (V01649084045)
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Date of change: 25 Sep 18 - T01561466651
Date of change: 22 Jun 18 - T01561466651
Date of change: 8 Nov 17 - T01561466651

A Very Very Very Dark Matter

Work:: A Very Very Very Dark Matter (S0578396428)

In a townhouse in Copenhagen works Hans Christian Andersen, a teller of exquisite and fantastic children's tales beloved by millions. But the true source of his stories dwells in his attic upstairs, her existence a dark secret kept from the outside world.

Author

Martin McDonagh

Production:: (T01561466651)

Company	London Theatre Company
Director	Matthew Dunster
Design	Anna Fleischle
Lighting	Philip Gladwell
Sound	George Dennis
Other	Chris Fisher (illusions)
Music	James Maloney
Design	Finn Ross (video)
Design	Susanna Peretz (wigs / prosthetics)
Director	Rc-Annie Ltd (fight director)
Performer	Jim Broadbent (Hans Christian Andersen)
Performer	Johnetta Eula'Mae Ackles (Marjory)
Performer	Elizabeth Berrington (Catherine)
Performer	Phil Daniels (Dickens)
Performer	Alistair Benson (Charles Jr)
Performer	Elizabeth Berrington (Catherine)
Performer	Paul Bradley (Press Man)
Performer	Noah Brignull (Charles Jr)
Performer	Jim Broadbent (Hans Christian Andersen)
Performer	Regan Garcia (Walter)
Performer	Leo Hart (Leo Hart (Walter)
Performer	Graeme Hawley (Barry)
Performer	Audrey Hayhurst (Kat / Ingrid)
Performer	Kundai Kanyama (understudy Marjory)
Performer	Lee Knight (Edvard)
Performer	Jamie McKie (Crowd)
Performer	Ran Pope (Dirk)
Performer	James Roberts (Charles Jr)
Performer	Alice Selwyn (Crowd)
Performer	Anthony Taylor (Crowd)
Performer	Austin Taylor (Walter)
Performer	Amelia Walter (Kate / Ingrid)
Performer	Annabelle Westenhol Smith (Kate / Ingrid)

Listing:: L0449335905

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