Performance

Venue	Sheffield Theatres
	Also: Lyceum Theatre, Crucible Theatre, Tanya Moiseiwitsch Playhouse
Town	Sheffield
County	South Yorkshire
From	6th July 2024
To	27th July 2024
Sheffield Theatres (V962)
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Date of change: 17 Jun 24 - T01453282258
Date of change: 11 Mar 24 - T01453282258

Chariots of Fire

Work:: Chariots of Fire (S413346787)

1924. The Paris Olympic Games. A devout Scottish Christian runs for the glory of God. An English Jew runs to overcome prejudice. Two young track athletes. A battle fraught with social and political pressures to gain acceptance and represent Great Britain. Based on the extraordinary true story of Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams, Chariots of Fire is a tale of hope, honour and belief, prevailing in the face of overwhelming odds.

Adapted by

Mike Bartlett (based on the Enigma Productions Limited Motion Picture)

Production:: (T01453282258)

Producer	Sheffield Theatres
Director	Robert Hastie
Design	Ben Stones
Director	Lilac Yosiphon (associate director)
Lighting	Richard Howell
Sound	Alexandra Braithwaite
Music	Frew
Director	Ben Wright (movement)
Director	Stuart Burt (CDG - casting)
Director	Chantell Walker (assistant)
Other	Anita Gilbert (dialect coach)
Performer	Bethany Antonia (Florence / Frank)
Performer	Adam Bregman (Harold Abrahams)
Performer	Richard Cant (Master of Caius)
Performer	Waleed Elgadi (Sam / As Cast)
Performer	Bessy Ewa (Sybil)
Performer	Sally Frith (As Cast)
Performer	Tom Glenister (Aubrey Montague)
Performer	Mark Lockyer (Master of Trinity)
Performer	Lois Pearson (Jennie / As Cast)
Performer	Eddie-Joe Robinson (Schloz / As Cast)
Performer	Seb Slade (Watson / As Cast)
Performer	Ciaran Stewart (Sandy / As Cast)
Performer	Michael Wallace (Eric Liddell)
Performer	Leo Wan (The Prince of Wales / As Cast)
Performer	Benjamin Westerby (Andrew Lindsay)
Performer	Iverson Yabut (As Cast)

Listing:: L095379967

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