Performance

Venue	Old Vic Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	22nd August 2024
To	26th October 2024
When	19:30. Wed, Thu, Sat Mats 14:30
Old Vic Theatre (V402)
Current/Future Listings
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Production Changes

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Date of change: 12 Jun 24 - T0481921024

The Real Thing

Work:: The Real Thing (S4728)

Henry is a successful and talented playwright married to Charlotte, an actress playing the lead in his current play about adultery. Her co-star and friend Max, is married to Annie, also an actor. Henry and Annie have fallen in love but is it any more real than the subjects in Henry's play? As the story unravels, Henry discovers that love - 'the real thing' - can be unpredictable and painful.

Author

Tom Stoppard

Production:: (T0481921024)

Director	Max Webster
Design	Peter McKintosh
Lighting	Richard Howell
Sound	Alexandra Faye Braithwaite
Director	Chi-San Howard (movement)
Director	Jessica Ronane (CDG - casting)
Other	Charlie Hughes-D'Aeth (voice)
Director	Ingrid Mackinnon (intimacy)
Director	Lilac Yosiphon (Baylis assistant director)
Costume	Poppy Hall (costume supervisor)
Design	Carole Hancock (wigs / hair / make-up supervisor)
Stage Manager	Rebecca James
Stage Manager	Surenee Somchit (deputy)
Stage Manager	Bella Kelaidi (assistant)
Performer	James McArdle (Henry)
Performer	Bel Powley (Annie)
Performer	Oliver Johnstone (Max)
Performer	Susan Wokoma (Charlotte)
Performer	Jack Ambrose (Brodie)
Performer	Rilwan Abiola Owokoniran (Billy)
Performer	Karise Yansen (Debbie)

Listing:: L01566245285

Reviews

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Special Performances

11 Oct 24 Touch Tour
11 Oct 24 Audio Described
12 Oct 24 Relaxed
12 Oct 24 Audio Described
12 Oct 24 Sign Interpreted
12 Oct 24 Captioned
14 Oct 24 Captioned
17 Oct 24 Sign Interpreted

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