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Venue	The Pit, Barbican Centre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	3rd March 2010
To	10th March 2010
When	20:00
Prices	From £12.00. To £12.00.
The Pit, Barbican Centre (V372)
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Daniel Hit By a Train - The Catastrophe Trilogy

Work:: Daniel Hit By a Train (S01985253452)

53 true stories. In each story a person loses their life in the attempt to save the life of another. Amelia Kennedy dies trying to save her sister from their burning house. Dr Samuel Rabbeth dies trying to clear an obstruction from the throat of a 4-year-old. Edward Morris dies trying to save the life of his drowning companion. Famed pantomime artiste, Sarah Smith, dies trying to save her colleague from an on-stage fire.

Author	Gregg Whelan
Author	Gary Winters

Production:: The Catastrophe Trilogy (T0618194268)

Age Guidance 14+. he Catastrophe Trilogy has been commissioned by barbicanbite10 ; KunstenFESTIVALdesArts, Brussels; Sophiensæle , Berlin; Wiener Festwochen, Austria; Farnham Maltings , UK; The Point, Eastleigh; Uovo Performing Arts Festival, Milan; Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster; The Arches, Scotland; Brut Wien, Austria and Leeds Met Studio Theatre, UK

Producer	Sadie Cook
Company	Lone Twin Theatre
Other	David Williams
Musical Director	Paul Dale-Vickers
Lighting	Joe Mapson
Lighting	Sarah-Jane Grimshaw
Lighting	Mark Webber
Lighting	Rebecca Curtis
Performer	Guy Dartnell
Performer	Antione Fraval
Performer	Molly Haslund
Performer	Nina Tecklenburg
Performer	Paul Gazzola

Listing:: L0810494449

BITE10

The Catastrophe Trilogy

Age Guidance 14+. he Catastrophe Trilogy has been commissioned by barbicanbite10 ; KunstenFESTIVALdesArts, Brussels; Sophiensæle , Berlin; Wiener Festwochen, Austria; Farnham Maltings , UK; The Point, Eastleigh; Uovo Performing Arts Festival, Milan; Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster; The Arches, Scotland; Brut Wien, Austria and Leeds Met Studio Theatre, UK BITE10

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