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Performance

VenueFinborough
Also: The Finborough
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From30th October 2018
To24th November 2018
WhenTue-Sun 19:30. Sun Mat 15:00. Sat Mat 15:00 (from Nov 10)
Finborough (V199)
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  • Date of change: 28 Aug 18 - T0702506870

Bury the Dead

Bury the Dead

Work:: Bury the Dead (S01669861043)

When six dead soldiers stand up in their graves and refuse to be buried, the military are at a loss for what to do. The captains and generals attempt to persuade the men to lie down quietly but quickly discover it's difficult to negotiate with men who have nothing left to lose. If the greatest honour is to die for your country, how could you ever refuse?
Author Irwin Shaw

Production:: (T0702506870)

Bury the Dead was first performed on Broadway at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre in 1936 and became an overnight hit. It was last seen in the UK at London's Unity Theatre in 1938. The show was revived off-Broadway in 2008 and was described as "an expressionistic masterpiece" by Variety.
Producer Larner Wallace-Taylor (for Brickdust in association with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre)
Director Rafaella Marcus
Design Verity Johnson
Costume Verity Johnson
Lighting Martha Godfrey
Sound Anna Clock
Director Chi-San Howard (movement director)
Performer Simon Balfour (Second General / |Priest / Bevins)
Performer Keeran Blessie (Driscol)
Performer Luke Dale (First Soldier / Levy)
Performer Liam Harkins (Second Soldier / Morgan)
Performer Sioned Jones (Martha Webster / Julia Blake / Mrs Dean / Doctor / Editor / Whore)
Performer Tom Larkin (Schelling)
Performer Stuart Nunn (Dean)
Performer Malcolm Ward (First General / Rabbi)
Performer Guy Warren-Thomas (Captain / Charley)
Performer Scott Westwood (Sergeant / Webster)
Performer Natalie Winsor (Bess Schelling / Joan Burke / Katherine Driscoll / Reporter / Whore / Stenographer)

Listing:: L2073686524




Production details

Bury the Dead was first performed on Broadway at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre in 1936 and became an overnight hit. It was last seen in the UK at London's Unity Theatre in 1938. The show was revived off-Broadway in 2008 and was described as "an expressionistic masterpiece" by Variety.

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