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Widely regarded as the man who laid the foundations of modern British theatre, Harley Granville-Barker was famed for his Shakespeare productions and wrote and produced ground-breaking new plays in the early twentieth century. He lectured at Cambridge, Oxford, Yale and Harvard. Richard Nelson's new play finds him embittered and world-weary in Massachusetts in 1916, with war raging in Europe, having fallen in with a group of British expatriates endeavouring to find their way in an academic, theatre obsessed community.T194144209Producer Hampstead Theatre. Director Roger Michell. Design Hildegard Bechtler. Lighting Rick Fisher. Sound John Leonard. Performer Ben Chaplin. Performer Tara Fitzgerald. Performer Jemma Redgrave. Performer William French. Performer Andrew Havill. Performer Louis Hilyer. Performer Jason Watkins. | |
| 1 Mar 12 to 7 Apr 12 | Hampstead Theatre, Inner London :: V202 listing details L1006697899 |
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