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VenueLyttelton (National Theatre)
Also: Lyttelton Loft
TownWest End
CountyGreater London
From18th October 2010
Opened26th October 2010
To10th January 2011
WhenDec 10, 11, 13, 14, Jan11 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 at 19:30.Dec 11, 14, Jan11 6, 8 Mats 14:15. Dec 12, Jan11 9 Mats 14:30
PricesFrom £10.00. To £44.00.
Lyttelton (National Theatre) (V374)
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Men Should Weep

Men Should Weep

Work:: Men Should Weep (S4206)

Portrayal of impoverished 1930s Glasgow. Despite cramped tenement living and the turmoil of seven children, there is laughter and strength in the Morrison family. Tough and tender mother Maggie, just about holds together her unruly brood against wretched poverty. But sniping neighbours, the flight of daughter Jenny, and the unexpected return to their overcrowded quarters of Maggie's son and his sexually restless wife erode her spirit. And then, just as temporary employment for beloved husband John affords a decent Christmas, wayward Jenny returns with new-found wealth, offering them the chance of escape and one big moral dilemma. Written in 1947.
Author Ena Lamont Stewart

Production:: (T068372070)

Producer National Theatre
Director Josie Rourke
Design Bunny Christie
Lighting James Farncombe
Music Django Bates
Performer Sharon Small (Maggie)
Performer Karen Dunbar (Mrs Harris)
Performer Ben Adams (1st Removal Man)
Performer Mark Armstrong (Ensemble)
Performer Sally Armstrong (Ensemble)
Performer Therese Bradley (Lizzie)
Performer Robert Cavanah (John Morrison)
Performer Isa Morrison (Moven Christie)
Performer Joseph Creeth (2nd Removal Man)
Performer Anne Downie (Granny Morrison)
Performer Isabelle Joss (Mrs Bone)
Performer Sarah MacRae (Jenny Morrison)
Performer Conor Mannion (Ernest Morrison)
Performer Jayne McKenna (Lily Gibb)
Performer Louise Montgomery (Ensemble)
Performer Chloe Pirrie (Ensemble)
Performer Pierce Reid (Alex Morrison)
Performer Lindy Whiteford (Mrs Wilson)

Listing:: L0966274915




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