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Performance

VenueBirmingham Repertory Theatre
Also: The Door
TownBirmingham
CountyWest Midlands
From15th June 2012
Opened18th June 2012
To30th June 2012
When19:30. Jun 18 19:00. Jun 23, 28 Mats 14:00
PricesFrom £8.00. To £12.00.
Birmingham Repertory Theatre (V143)
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.
  • Date of change: 14 Jun 12 - T01993260103
  • Date of change: 22 May 12 - T01993260103
  • Date of change: 24 Oct 11 - T01993260103
  • Date of change: 29 Sep 11 - T01993260103

The Just Price of Flowers

Work:: The Just Price of Flowers (S1507564952)

With great clarity and humour, The Just Price of Flowers illuminates the complex mechanisms that led to 2008's financial meltdown. Set in 17th Century Holland, at the height of Tulipmania and inspired by Brecht, it uses two songs and twenty-one short scenes to show how borrowing a few guilders to buy a tulip bulb can escalate to fortunes riding on credit default swaps. This 'austerity production' is performed with origami props and recycled costumes.

Production:: (T01993260103)

Company Stan's Cafe
Director Amanda Hadingue
Director Craig Stephens
Director James Yarker
Lyrics Craig Stephens
Music Brian Duffy
Performer Garard Bell (worker)
Performer Charlotte Gregory (wife)
Performer Bernadette Russell (banker)
Performer Craig Stephens
Performer Jack Trow
Performer Jill Dowse
Performer Valerie Cutko

Listing:: L1051798939

This event takes place at A E Harris, 110 Northwood Street, Birmingham B3 1SZ



Production details

This event takes place at A E Harris, 110 Northwood Street, Birmingham B3 1SZ

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Special Performances


  • 28 Jun 12 Sign Interpreted Signed by Mary Connell
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