Performance

Venue	Park Theatre
	Also: Park200, Park90
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	19th March 2014
Opened	20th March 2014
To	13th April 2014
When	Tue-Sat 19:45. Sat, Sun Mats 15:15. Mar 20 19:00
Prices	From £19.50. To £19.50.
Park Theatre (V691990888)
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Date of change: 6 Mar 14 - T0406862255

World Enough and Time

Work:: World Enough and Time (S01812736567)

2013. Celia, a rising star in Parliament, battling with her family over her legislative and personal choices, faces a crisis when rumours emerge about her husband. 1936. What begins as an article on cocktails and couture becomes more serious when journalist Pamela discovers the link between the little-known American socialite Wallis Simpson, King Edward VIII and the German Ambassador. 1647. With the end of the Civil War approaching and death all around, Lady Anne's Royalist household is struggling to survive the winter with Cromwell's Army bearing down on them. World Enough and Time interweaves these three stories in a haunting new play about women's lives in political landscapes

Author

Sarah Sigal

Production:: (T0406862255)

Company	Fluff Productions
Director	Justin Audibert
Design	Lily Arnold
Lighting	Joshua Pharo
Sound	Mark Webber
Director	Rebecca Hill (assistant)
Director	Emily Jones (casting)
Stage Manager	Bethany Roberts
Other	Timothy Peacock (production mananger)
Performer	Jess Murphy (Celia / Anne)
Performer	Katie Bonna (Lucy / Joan)
Performer	Rebecca Dunn (Pamela)
Performer	Yvonne Riley (Meg / Katrina)
Performer	Sarah Kameela Impey (Bess / Tamara)

Listing:: L1978442128

Park90

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Park90

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