Performance

Venue	Finborough
	Also: The Finborough
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	19th June 2016
Opened	20th June 2016
To	5th July 2016
When	Sun, Mon 19:30. Tue Mats 14:00
Finborough (V199)
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Date of change: 17 Jun 16 - T02038719876
Date of change: 13 Apr 16 - T02038719876

Maggie and Pierre

Work:: Maggie and Pierre (S568939591)

In 2015, Justin Trudeau became Prime Minister of Canada in a landslide election victory. Maggie and Pierre is the story of his parents... It's the late 1960s. 19 year old Maggie Sinclair is a hippie free spirit, born out of love, socialism and a lot of dope. Pierre Trudeau is nearing 50, urbane, charismatic and soon-to-be elected as Prime Minister of Canada. Reason and passion soon collide as they meet, fall in love, marry, live together in the public spotlight, have three children, and break up in a very ugly and very public way. A Canadian classic, Maggie and Pierre is a tour de force one-woman play about the pressures of power and fame under the media spotlight. Maggie and Pierre quickly became a Canadian classic after its world premiere in 1980 at Toronto's Theatre Passe Muraille. It went on to tour extensively throughout Canada including the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto, was presented Off-Broadway in New York City, and filmed as a television movie.

Author	Linda Griffiths
Author	Paul Thompson

Production:: (T02038719876)

European premiere.

Presented by	Kate Powell (in association with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre)
Director	Eduard Lewis
Director	Noa Nikolsky
Design	Sarah Booth
Lighting	Ben Jacobs
Sound	Philip Matejtschuk
Director	Jonnie Riordan (movement)
Other	Nina Zendejas (voice and dialect coaching)
Performer	Kelly Burke

Listing:: L706979614

Production details

European premiere.

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