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Performance

VenueJermyn Street Theatre
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From1st March 2016
Opened4th March 2016
To26th March 2016
WhenMon-Sat 19:30. Sat Mat 15:30
Jermyn Street Theatre (V207)
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  • Date of change: 25 Jan 16 - T448576166

The Cause

The Cause

Work:: The Cause (S1656596825)

1963 Oxfordshire - an ageing heavily accented painter seeks the help of a psychoanalyst to look into the causes of his sudden partial paralysis which seems to have no physical origins. Memories of some forty years earlier transport him back to his homeland of the Balkans and Hungary of 1914, to his youthful political zealotry, to the fervour for independence, to a planned act of enormous international consequence and an actual act of grave personal cost. What emerges is Sandor's devastating experience, the intensely personal yet massively political story of a man who was in Sarajevo on that Summer's day in 1914 when Archduke Ferdinand drove into town and when a single event took place that was to shape the twentieth century. Based on actual events, The Cause explores themes of urgent contemporary resonance, of nationalism, fanaticism, youthful zeal and its exploitation by those with an extremist agenda. By illuminating events of the past, The Cause sheds a stark light on the present.
Author Jeremy James

Production:: (T448576166)

Company ACS Random (in association with Jermyn Street Theatre)
Director Andrew Shepherd
Design Zahra Mansouri
Lighting Julian MacCready
Performer Alexander Stutt
Performer Alex Nash
Performer Angela Dixon
Performer Emma Mulkern
Performer Jesse Decoste
Performer Mark Joseph
Performer Robert Wilde
Performer Tony Wredden

Listing:: L91078072




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