Performance

Venue	Finborough
	Also: The Finborough
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	25th March 2014
To	19th April 2014
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sun Mats 15:00. Sat Mats 15:00 (from Mar 29)
Prices	From £16.00. To £16.00.
Finborough (V199)
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Date of change: 13 Feb 14 - T02025231160
Date of change: 7 Jan 14 - T1762925172

Therese Raquin

Work:: Therese Raquin (S1530885270)

19th Century Paris. Behind the counter of a small dusty haberdasher's shop near the Seine in the dank, narrow Passage du Pont Neuf, sit Madame Raquin and her beautiful niece Therese whom she has married off to her sickly son Camille in a loveless match. While he is out working, Therese serves in the shop and the monotony is only broken on Thursday nights, when Madame plays dominoes with a strange assortment of old friends. On one such Thursday, Camille brings a childhood friend to the party - the bluff and attractive Laurent. He inspires such an incredibly powerful passion in Therese that she abandons all her inhibitions and her loyalties. This brutal and overwhelming passion overturns all their lives and has results nobody could have foreseen.

Music	Craig Adams
Music	Craig Adams
Book by	Nona Shepphard (based on the novel by Emile Zola)
Lyrics	Nona Shepphard

Production:: (T02025231160)

Performance Length: approx: 2 and a half hours with one interval.

Company	Theatre Bench (in association with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre)
Director	Nona Shepphard
Music	Craig Adams (orchestration)
Design	Laura Cordery
Lighting	Neil Fraser
Performer	Julie Atherton (Therese Raquin)
Performer	Lila Clements (Suzanne)
Performer	Claire Greenway (River Woman)
Performer	Tara Hugo (Madame)
Performer	Ellie Kirk (River Woman)
Performer	Jeremy Legat (Camille)
Performer	Ben Lewis (Laurent)
Performer	Gary Tushaw (Grivet)
Performer	Verity Quade (River Woman)
Performer	Matt Wilman (Oarsman)

Listing:: L0423557345

Production details

Performance Length: approx: 2 and a half hours with one interval.

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