Performance

Venue	Trafalgar Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	23rd April 2010
Opened	4th May 2010
To	3rd July 2010
Prices	From £26.00. To £56.00.
Trafalgar Theatre (V420)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Holding the Man

Work:: Holding the Man (S0617587756)

It's a love of a lifetime: Holding The Man charts the relationship of Tim and John from the first bursts of college love to John's eventual AIDS-related death.

Book by	Tim Conigrave
Adapted by	Tommy Murphy

Production:: (T0889152443)

Press material says, "Holding the Man is an achingly funny and heartbreaking true life story about the relationship between Tim and John Caleo. This multi-award winning play explores the highs and lows of their remarkable partnership and is a celebration that speaks across generations, sexual preference and culture." The term 'Holding the Man' comes from Australian Football and refers to a transgression that incurs a penalty. Running time 2hrs 40mins

Producer	Daniel Sparrow
Producer	Mike Walsh
Director	David Berthold
Design	Brian Thomson
Performer	Jane Turner
Performer	Guy Edmonds (Tim Conigrave)
Performer	Matt Zeremes (John Caleo)
Performer	Simon Burke
Performer	Oliver Farnworth
Performer	Anna Skellern

Listing:: L0755922433

Studio 1

Current production:Work

Production details

Press material says, "Holding the Man is an achingly funny and heartbreaking true life story about the relationship between Tim and John Caleo. This multi-award winning play explores the highs and lows of their remarkable partnership and is a celebration that speaks across generations, sexual preference and culture." The term 'Holding the Man' comes from Australian Football and refers to a transgression that incurs a penalty. Running time 2hrs 40mins Studio 1

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Special Performances

14 Jun 10 Open Captioned (STAGETEXT)

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