Performance

Venue	Arcola
	Also: Arcola Tent (2 Ashwin Street)
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	28th April 2010
Opened	3rd May 2010
To	15th May 2010
When	20:00
Prices	From £16.00. To £16.00.
Arcola (V1422226940)
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The Roman Bath

Work:: The Roman Bath (S573142710)

Ivan returns from a trip to the seaside to find his home torn apart. Builders have unearthed a lost treasure beneath his floorboards: an ornate bath dating back to Roman times. As the excavation destroys his flat, professors, businessman with dodgy Swiss connections, local councillors, reporters and even the national union of lifeguards set up camp. Everyone wants to claim the discovery - while all Ivan wants is some peace.

Author	Stanislav Stratiev
Adapted by	Justin Butcher

Production:: (T0512663041)

A ferociously paced satire about where the little man stands, and sleeps, The Roman Bath sees the first UK production of the work of Bulgaria’s great comic writer Stanislev Stratiev. Running time: 1hr 55mins

Producer	Gologan Productions
Producer	Geronimo (in association with Arcola Theatre)
Director	Russell Bolam
Design	Jean Chan
Music	Gary Yershon
Lighting	Tim Mascall
Sound	Tom Gibbons
Director	Kate Hewitt (movement)
Performer	Ifan Meredity (Ivan Antonov)
Performer	Bo Poraj (Vasilev)
Performer	Rhona Croker (Martha)
Performer	Lloyd Woolf (Lifeguard)
Performer	Christopher Hogben
Performer	Jonathan Rhodes
Performer	David Schaal
Performer	Wendy Wason
Performer	Richard Atwill

Listing:: L420769705

Studio 1 - Double bill with The Titanic Orchestra

Production details

A ferociously paced satire about where the little man stands, and sleeps, The Roman Bath sees the first UK production of the work of Bulgaria’s great comic writer Stanislev Stratiev. Running time: 1hr 55mins Studio 1 - Double bill with The Titanic Orchestra

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