Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
	Also: Ustinov Studio,The Egg
Town	Bath
County	Bath & North East Somerset
From	12th March 2015
Opened	18th March 2015
To	11th April 2015
When	Mon-Sat 19:45. Thu Mat 14:30. Sat Mat 14:30. Mar 18 at 19:00
Theatre Royal (V854)
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Date of change: 4 Mar 15 - T1598011757

The Harvest

Work:: The Harvest (S90829028)

It's harvest time and Egor, Valerii, Ira and Lubya are enjoying some hard graft in the orchard, picking apples and packing them into boxes. but, as the day progresses, what begin as tiny problems escalate into a complete shambles and total comic mayhem.

Author

Pavel Pryazhko (Belarus)

Production:: (T1598011757)

This is an ingenuous and wickedly funny comedy from Belarusian Pavel Pryazhko who has been described as a 'phenomenon' of Russian New Writing. His plays have been staged in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and all over Eastern Europe, and he has a cult following in Moscow. Absurd, fearless and mordantly funny, he examines every area of post-Soviet life with a merciless eye. UK Premiere. Performed in English.

Translation	Sasha Dugdale
Director	Michael Boyd
Design	Madeleine Girling
Design	Tom Piper (consultant)
Lighting	Charles Balfour
Sound	Andrea J Cox
Performer	Dafydd Llyr Thomas (Egor)
Performer	Beth Park (Ira)
Performer	Dyfan Dwyfor (Valerii)
Performer	Lindsey Campbell (Lyuba)

Listing:: L447811228

Ustinov Studio

Production details

This is an ingenuous and wickedly funny comedy from Belarusian Pavel Pryazhko who has been described as a 'phenomenon' of Russian New Writing. His plays have been staged in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and all over Eastern Europe, and he has a cult following in Moscow. Absurd, fearless and mordantly funny, he examines every area of post-Soviet life with a merciless eye. UK Premiere. Performed in English. Ustinov Studio

Reviews

The Harvest review
07Apr15: Pavel Pryazhko's comedy

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