Performance

Venue	Everyman & Playhouse
	Also: Liverpool Everyman, Liverpool Playhouse, Studio
Town	Liverpool
County	Merseyside
From	21st February 2008
To	24th February 2008
Everyman & Playhouse (V535)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

War and Peace

Work:: War and Peace (S94939832)

Book by

Tolstoy

Production:: (T01564397202)

Painted on a vast canvas of locations, characters and experiences, Helen Edmundson's stirring and human play is an intricate saga of families, love and friendship against a backdrop of war. From the battlefield of Borodino to the opulent ballrooms of St Petersburg, Edmundson gives a new life to this epic tale as we follow the characters' moral and spiritual journey through Tolstoy's history of a nation and an entire continent in turmoil. Written in 1868, War and Peace gives a detailed account of the impact of the Napoleonic Wars on Russian society over fifteen years, in particular the lives of Natasha, Pierre and Maria. Presented in two parts.

Company	Shared Experience
Producer	Nottingham Playhouse
Producer	Hampstead Theatre
Adapted by	Helen Edmundson
Director	Nancy Meckler
Director	Polly Teale
Design	Angela Simpson
Costume	Yvonne Milnes
Costume	Bunny Christie (original costume)
Lighting	Chris Davey
Sound	Peter Salem
Choreographer	Liz Ranken
Performer	Richard Attlee
Performer	Marion Bailey
Performer	Geoffrey Beevers
Performer	Louise Ford
Performer	Theo Herdman
Performer	Barnaby Kay
Performer	Jeffery Kissoon
Performer	Des McAleer
Performer	Hywell Morgan
Performer	Sophie Roberts
Performer	Vinette Robinson
Performer	David Sturzaker
Performer	Simon Thorp
Performer	Kate Wimpenny
Performer	Jonathan Woolf

Listing:: L01920582716

Production details

Painted on a vast canvas of locations, characters and experiences, Helen Edmundson's stirring and human play is an intricate saga of families, love and friendship against a backdrop of war. From the battlefield of Borodino to the opulent ballrooms of St Petersburg, Edmundson gives a new life to this epic tale as we follow the characters' moral and spiritual journey through Tolstoy's history of a nation and an entire continent in turmoil. Written in 1868, War and Peace gives a detailed account of the impact of the Napoleonic Wars on Russian society over fifteen years, in particular the lives of Natasha, Pierre and Maria. Presented in two parts.

Reviews

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Special Performances

23 Feb 08 Open Captioned (STAGETEXT) Part 1
23 Feb 08 Open Captioned (STAGETEXT) Part 2

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