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Performance

VenueOrange Tree Theatre
TownOuter London
CountyGreater London
From3rd September 2015
Opened7th September 2015
To3rd October 2015
When19:30. Sep 7 at 19:00. Sep 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26, Oct 1, 3 Mats 14:30
Orange Tree Theatre (V321)
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Production Changes

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  • Date of change: 3 Aug 15 - T444024930
  • Date of change: 1 Jun 15 - T444024930

When We Were Women

When We Were Women

Work:: When We Were Women (S019912490)

Glasgow, 1943. A city of falling bombs, dark corners and whispered secrets. In the blitzed blacked-out streets, a naval officer walks into Isla's life and sweeps her off her feet. But by 1944, Isla is fighting a war of her own - with her tempestuous mother, Maggie. As lives become inexorably entwined, the officer's past is in real danger of destroying the family's future.
Author Sharman Macdonald

Production:: (T444024930)

The first major revival of a poignant, poetic drama, Sharman Macdonald's play is an evocative portrayal of family life in Second World War Glasgow, first seen at the National Theatre nearly thirty years ago.
Producer Orange Tree Theatre
Producer Snapdragon
Director Eleanor Rhode
Design James Turner
Lighting Mike Robertson
Sound David Gregory
Costume Holly Rose Henshaw
Performer Sarah-Jayne Butler
Performer Mark Edel-Hunt
Performer Abigail Lawrie
Performer Steve Nicolson
Performer Lorraine Pilkington

Listing:: L0272015483




Production details

The first major revival of a poignant, poetic drama, Sharman Macdonald's play is an evocative portrayal of family life in Second World War Glasgow, first seen at the National Theatre nearly thirty years ago.

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