Performance

Venue	Minerva Theatre
Town	Chichester
County	West Sussex
From	29th June 2012
Opened	11th July 2012
To	28th July 2012
When	19:45. Thu, Sat Mats 14:30
Prices	From £29.50. To £29.50.
Minerva Theatre (V1310317653)
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Date of change: 23 May 12 - T051554920
Date of change: 15 Feb 12 - T051554920
Date of change: 7 Feb 12 - T051554920

The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui

Work:: The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui (S4752)

This menacing parable recasts Hitler as a small time hoodlum in the economic turmoil of gangster controlled 1930s Chicago. Ui is leader of the protection racket that controls the local Cauliflower Trust and hell-bent on taking over the city's entire fruit and veg trade - whatever the cost...

Author

Bertolt Brecht

Production:: (T051554920)

Corporate Sponsor	Hentys Corporate
Producer	Minerva Theatre
Translation	George Tabori
Director	Jonathan Church
Design	Simon Higlett
Lighting	Tim Mitchell
Music	Matthew Scott
Director	Gabrielle Dawes (casting)
Sound	Mike Walker
Performer	Henry Goodman (Arturo Ui)
Performer	Michael Feast (Roma)
Performer	William Gaunt (Old Dogsborough)
Performer	Joe McGann (Giri / O'Casey)
Performer	Keith Baxter (The Actor)
Performer	Mark Carlisle (Bowl+Ensemble / Musician)
Performer	Alex Giannini (Butcher / Defence+Ensemble)
Performer	Amanda Gordon (Dockdaisy+Ensemble / Musician)
Performer	Lizzy McInnerny (Betty Dullfeet / Woman+Ensemble)
Performer	Peter Moreton (Sheet / Fish+Ensemble / Musician)
Performer	James Northcote (Young Dogsborough+Ensemble)
Performer	Rolf Saxon (Clark / Prosection+Ensemble)
Performer	Steve Simmonds (Musician / Ensemble)
Performer	Colin Stinton (MC / Ragg / Dullfeet)
Performer	David Sturzaker (Giviola+Ensemble)

Listing:: L01760843437

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