Archive listings for Marathon '33 (2013)

Work type: Play.

T01187421359

Producer The Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Music Ehud Freedman. Director Rachel Grunwald. Design Nicky Shaw. Performer Mark Jonathan. Choreographer Emma Annetts. Sound Mikko Gordon. Performer Faith Alabi (Flo / Audience). Performer Max Befort (Ruddy). Performer Alexander Bhat (Legionnaire / Rita's partner / Mr Forbes / Minister / Audience). Performer Rosemary Boyle (Sugar-Hips / Audience). Performer Robbie Carpenter (Lusty / Audience). Performer Paige Carter (Rae). Performer Ceri-lyn Cissone (Pearl / Audience). Performer Rebecca Collingwood (Robin / Angel / Melba Marvel / Audience). Performer Theo Cowan (Abe). Performer Joe Eyre (Roustabout / Mr James). Performer Andre Flynn (Al / Audience). Performer Jacob Fortune-Lloyd (Beezer). Performer Adam Gerrett (Bozo). Performer Simon Haines (Dankle). Performer Ben Hall (Scotty). Performer Kaffe Keating (Pete / Mittens / Melba?s escort). Performer Emily Laing (June / Jean). Performer Tanya Lattul (Helen). Performer Joey Phillips (Patsy). Performer Kate Phillips (Evie). Performer Fran Regis (Rita / Pinkie / Blowsy Woman / Audience). Performer Jordan Renzo (Schnozza). Performer Florence Roberts (The Mick). Performer Jay Saighal (Mr Burke / Cop / Audience). Performer Dominic Spillane (Banty / Joe / Hinky / Audience). Performer Benjamin Wainwright (Beefy / Mr Beckett-Jones / Roustabout).

29 Nov 13 to 4 Dec 13

Barbican Centre, West End :: V371
listing details L0294884053

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1933: the height of the Great Depression and a savage contest is about to kick off. This is a Dance Marathon, an endurance test in which couples must dance perpetually, until one by one they succumb to exhaustion and madness, in a spectacle of cruelty rigged to keep audience members hooked and spending money.

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Author: June Havoc

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