Archive listings for Leopoldstadt (2021)

Work type: Play.

T542188227

Producer Sonia Friedman Productions. Director Patrick Marber. Design Richard Hudson. Costume Brigite Reiffenstuel. Lighting Neil Austin. Sound Adam Cork. Music Adam Cork. Director EJ Boyle (movement director). Director Amy Ball (casting director). Director Verity Naughton (children's casting director). Performer Sebastian Armesto. Performer Jenna Augen. Performer Rhys Bailey. Performer Joe Coen. Performer Mark Edel-Hunt. Performer Clara Francis. Performer Ilan Galkoff. Performer Caroline Gruber. Performer Sam Hoare. Performer Natalie Law. Performer Noof McEwan. Performer Dorothea Myer-Bennett. Performer Jake Neads. Performer Aaron Neil. Performer Alexander Newland. Performer Yasmin Paige. Performer Adrian Scarborough. Performer Griffin Stevens. Performer Ed Stoppard. Performer Luke Thallon. Performer Eleanor Wyld. Performer Alexis Zegerman. Performer Faye Castelow. Performer Felicity Davidson. Performer Avye Leventis. Performer Sadie Shimmin. Performer Toby Cohen (some dates). Performer Zachary Cohen (some dates). Performer Olivia Festinger (some dates). Performer Tamar Laniado (some dates). Performer Maya Larholm (some dates). Performer Daniel Lawson (some dates). Performer Louis Levy (some dates). Performer Libby Lewis (some dates). Performer Jack Meredith (some dates). Performer Chloe Raphael (some dates). Performer Beatrice Rapstone (some dates). Performer Montague Rapstone (some dates). Performer Jarlan Bogolubov (some dates). Performer Ramsay Robertson (some dates). Performer Joshua Schneider (some dates).

7 Aug 21 to 30 Oct 21

Wyndham's Theatre, West End :: V421
listing details L01482615903

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Vienna in 1900 was the most vibrant city in Europe, humming with artistic and intellectual excitement and a genius for enjoying life. A tenth of the population were Jews. A generation earlier they had been granted full civil rights by the Emperor, Franz Josef. Consequently, hundreds of thousands fled from the Pale and the pogroms in the East and many found sanctuary in the crowded tenements of the old Jewish quarter, Leopoldstadt. Leopoldstadt website.

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Author: Tom Stoppard

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