Performance

Venue	Waterloo East Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	6th November 2012
Opened	7th November 2012
To	25th November 2012
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sun Mats 16:00
Prices	From £15.00. To £15.00.
Waterloo East Theatre (V01284685503)
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Date of change: 16 Oct 12 - T579447701
Date of change: 20 Aug 12 - T579447701

Freedom, Books, Flowers and The Moon

Work:: Freedom, Books, Flowers and The Moon (S1178208868)

In Germany, 1938, the Gypsy population suffered greatly under the Nazi Regime. In the first act, Florica, a young Gypsy woman, is desperately in love with Besnik. However, he is in love with a German girl, Helen, who asks for one gift--the most beautiful rose in the world. Despite the warnings from her brother, Tomas, Florica makes it her goal to find the perfect rose for her love, even if it means she must suffer the consequences. The second act centers around an old German man, Mr. Prin, confined to his wheelchair, and a young gypsy child, Isabella, who is dying from tuberculosis. Together, the pair go on a mission to help as many people as possible from being carted away to concentration camps. The show explores the true meaning of undying love.

Author

Sarah Pitard

Production:: (T579447701)

Based on and adapted from The Nightingale and the Rose and The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde.

Company	Paradigm Theatre
Director	Cat Robey
Design	Zanna Mercer
Lighting	Adam Foley
Costume	Zanna Mercer
Performer	Jonathon West
Performer	Lee Lytle
Performer	Jeremy Gagan
Performer	Bethan Hanks
Performer	Anthony Acosta
Performer	John Handscombe
Performer	Tamar Karabetyan
Performer	Theo Ancient
Performer	Frederick Roll
Performer	Phoebe Batteson-Brown

Listing:: L683613391

Production details

Based on and adapted from The Nightingale and the Rose and The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde.

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