Performance

Venue	Finborough
	Also: The Finborough
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	16th June 2013
Opened	17th June 2013
To	2nd July 2013
When	Sun, Mon 19:30. Tue Mats 14:00
Prices	From £14.00. To £14.00.
Finborough (V199)
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Date of change: 4 Jun 13 - T551742482
Date of change: 7 May 13 - T551742482

Early Days

Work:: Early Days (S1068634101)

Originally written for Sir Ralph Richardson, Early Days is an intrinsically poignant lament on loneliness and abandonment. Desolate yet full of gentle humour, the play is an astute study on the realizations of old age by one of England's greatest contemporary writers, David Storey. Kitchen, a retired MP, is placed in the care of his daughter and son-in-law for his own safety. Paranoia and fear set in as his isolation forces him to reflect on his life, the passing of time, loss and remembered love. All the while his family and the people around him lose patience and faith in his ability to speak truth.

Author

David Storey

Production:: (T551742482)

Celebrating the 80th birthday of playwright and novelist David Storey, the first London production in over 30 years - and the first production in London since the original National Theatre production.

Presented by	Five Wits (in association with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre)
Director	Tim Newns
Lighting	William Ingham
Sound	Chris Barlow
Costume	Clare Amos
Performer	Abigail Bond
Performer	Andrew Glen
Performer	Max Gold
Performer	Toby Manley
Performer	Andrew McDonald
Performer	Simon Molloy
Performer	And Emmy
Performer	Hannah Taylor Gordon

Listing:: L0479716284

Production details

Celebrating the 80th birthday of playwright and novelist David Storey, the first London production in over 30 years - and the first production in London since the original National Theatre production.

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