Performance

Venue	Minerva Theatre
Town	Chichester
County	West Sussex
From	23rd August 2024
Opened	28th August 2024
To	21st September 2024
When	19:15. Aug 29 at 19:00. Sat Mats 14:15 (from Aug 31). Wed Mats 14:15 (from Sep 4). Fri Sep 6 Mat 14:15. Tue Mats 14:15 (from Sep 10)
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Date of change: 15 Feb 24 - T01669755454

The Spy Who Came in from the Cold

Work:: The Spy Who Came in from the Cold (S178157157)

All cats are alike in the dark. At the height of the Cold War, disillusioned British spy Alec Leamas is persuaded by the head of The Circus and veteran agent George Smiley to stay 'in the cold' for one last risky operation against the powerful leader of the East German Secret Service. But Leamas has committed a cardinal error: he's fallen in love. After a lifetime of deception and betrayal, can there be room for humanity in the ruthlessly manipulative world of international espionage?

Book by	John le Carre
Adapted by	David Eldridge

Production:: (T01669755454)

The first ever John le Carré novel to be adapted for the stage, this award-winning 1963 thriller has been hailed as a modern masterpiece.

Producer	Chichester Festival Theatre
Director	Jeremy Herrin
Director	Jessica Ronane (CDG - casting)
Design	Max Jones
Lighting	Azusa Ono
Music	Paul Englishby
Sound	Elizabeth Purnell
Director	Lucy Cullingford (movement)
Director	Bret Yount (fight)
Director	Jessica Ronane (CDG - casting)
Performer	Philip Arditti (Fiedler)
Performer	Norma Atallah (Miss Crail / President of the Tribunal)
Performer	Mat Betteridge (Riemeck / Kiever)
Performer	Gunnar Cauthery (Mundt)
Performer	Ian Drysdale (Control)
Performer	Tom Kanji (Ashe)
Performer	Rory Keenan (Leamas)
Performer	Agnes O'Casey (Liz)
Performer	John Ramm (Smiley)
Performer	David Rubin (Pitt / Ford)

Listing:: L948114036

Production details

The first ever John le Carré novel to be adapted for the stage, this award-winning 1963 thriller has been hailed as a modern masterpiece.

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Special Performances

3 Sep 24 Captioned
20 Sep 24 Audio Described
21 Sep 24 Audio Described

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