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T640954722Producer New Vic Productions (in association with Eastbourne Theatre). Presented byJermyn Street Theatre. Director Tony Milner. Performer Malcom Rennie. | |
| 18 Dec 19 | Minerva Theatre, Chichester :: V1310317653 listing details L096665358 |
| 29 Jul 19 to 17 Aug 19 | Jermyn Street Theatre, Inner London :: V207 listing details L195190556 |
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| 21 Nov 19 | West End Centre, Aldershot :: V762 listing details L02056556048 |
| 13 Oct 19 | Beacon Arts Centre (formerly Arts Guild Theatre), Greenock :: V1047 listing details L569538346 |
| 11 Sep 19 to 13 Sep 19 | OSO Arts Centre (formerly the Old Sorting Office), Outer London :: V0964976130 listing details L0286767547 |
He challenged 'The Boss' in the ice floes of Antarctica. Now again, alone and destitute in the middle of a still night, he challenges him one last time. Shackleton's Endurance sank in Antarctica, leaving him and his crew of 27 stranded. Harry McNish, Shackleton's carpenter and brilliant shipwright, challenged The Boss, but went all the way with him, ensuring all lives were saved after a journey universally agreed to be the most astonishing voyage of survival in history. For all his bravery and ingenuity, McNish was one of very few who never received the Polar Medal. What was it that caused this man to antagonise the hero of Antarctica, and how does he come to terms with it now, alone and destitute on the wharfs of Wellington, New Zealand.
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