Performance

Venue	The Harold Pinter Theatre
	Also: Formerly The Comedy Theatre.
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	4th July 2019
To	31st August 2019
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Thu, Sat Mats 14:30
The Harold Pinter Theatre (V386)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 30 May 19 - T1147031971

Captain Corelli's Mandolin

Work:: Captain Corelli's Mandolin (S01318718933)

Set on a Greek Island of Cephalonia from the Second World War to the present day, Captain Corelli's Mandolin tells the story of Dr Iannis, his daughter, Pelagia, the heroic Italian soldier, Carlo Guercio, the mandolin-playing Captain Antonio Corelli and the love they all share. It's a passionate story that sweeps you up with joy one minute then makes the fright and rage of war boil in the stomach the next. It is full of laughter and tears, the joy of love and, ultimately, the triumph of life over death.

Book by

Louis de Bernieres

Production:: (T1147031971)

Producer	Rose Theatre Kingston
Producer	Neil Laidlaw Productions
Producer	Birmingham Repertoy Theatre
Adapted by	Rona Munro
Director	Melly Still
Design	Mayou Trikerioti
Costume	Mayou Trikerioti
Lighting	Malcolm Rippeth
Sound	Jon Nicholls
Design	Dom Baker (projection)
Music	Harry Blake
Performer	Alex Mugnaioni (Captain Corelli)
Performer	Madison Clare (Pelagia)
Performer	Fred Fergus (Francesco)
Performer	Joseph Long (Dr Iannis)
Performer	Graeme Dalling (Soldier)
Performer	Ryan Donaldson (Carlo)
Performer	Ashley Gayle (Mandras)
Performer	Eliot Giuralarocca (Priest)
Performer	Luisa Guerreiro (Goat)
Performer	Kezrena James (Lemoni)
Performer	Eve Polycarpou (Drosoula)
Performer	John Sandeman (Soldier)
Performer	Stewart Scudamore (Velisarios)
Performer	Kate Spencer (Gunter)
Performer	Elizabeth Mary Williams (Psipsina)

Listing:: L0488491808

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