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Marilyn Monroe walks into Albert Einstein's bedroom on a hot summer's night in New York, 1953. She is being pursued by the press and a hot headed husband (Joe DiMaggio), he is being persecuted by Senator McCarthy. Who knows, it could have happened ... Insignificance held its world premiere at the Royal Court Theatre in 1982 and was voted one of the top hundred plays in the NT2000 Platform series. It also won for its creator, Terry Johnson, the Evening Standard Theatre Award for 1982: Most Promising Playwright.T1150949717Producer Arcola Theatre. Director David Mercatali. Performer Alice Bailey Johnson (Marilyn Monroe). Performer Simon Rouse (Albert) Einstein). Performer Tom Mannion (Senator MfcCarthy). Performer Oliver Hembrough (Joe DiMaggio). | |
| 18 Oct 17 to 18 Nov 17 | Arcola, Inner London :: V1422226940 listing details L01250392284 |
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| 17 May 17 to 20 May 17 | Garrick Theatre, Stockport :: V504 listing details L1515227279 |
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