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Performance

VenueLeeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse)
Also: Courtyard, Quarry, Bramall Rock Void
TownLeeds
CountyWest Yorkshire
From22nd October 2007
Opened24th October 2007
To10th November 2007
When19:30. Oct 25 Mat 13:30. Oct 27, Nov 4 Mats 14:00. Oct 6 Mat 14:30
PricesFrom £11.00. To £26.50.
Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse) (V977)
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Brief Encounter

Brief Encounter

Work:: Brief Encounter (S2653)

Coward's great tale of illicit love adapted from the 1946 film by David Lean. Set in the winter of 1938-39, it tells of Laura, an ordinary respectable housewife, and Alec, a doctor. Both are middle class and married (happily, they believe) to other people, when, after a chance meeting at Milford Junction Train Station, where Alec gallantly remove a piece of grit from Laura's eye, they embark on a 6-week affair. Your heart will lift at their new-found love and sink again as they struggle against their feelings to deny their destiny together - and the stirring up of countless memories of a true classic in the history of British film.
Author Noel Coward

Production:: (T01974876518)

Producer West Yorkshire Playhouse
Producer Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company
Producer Kneehigh Theatre
Adapted by Emma Rice
Director Emma Rice
Design Neil Murray
Lighting Malcolm Rippeth
Design Jon Driscoll (video)
Design Gemma Carrington (video)
Sound Simon Baker
Music Stu Barker
Performer Naomi Frederick (Laura)
Performer Tristan Sturrock (Alec)
Performer Amanda Lawrence (Beryl)
Performer Tamzin Griffin
Performer Pete Judge
Performer Stuart McLaughlin
Performer Alex Vann
Performer Andy Williams

Listing:: L0983222900

Quarry



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Special Performances


  • 1 Nov 07 Audio Described
  • 7 Nov 07 Captioned
  • 9 Nov 07 Sign Interpreted
  • 10 Nov 07 Audio Described
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