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Archive listings for Operation Epsilon (2023)

Work type: Play.

T010515457

UK Premiere.Presented byEllen Berman. Presented byOperation Epsilon. Director Andy Sandberg. Design Janie Howland. Costume Beth Colley (and associate set designer). Lighting Clancy Flynn. Sound Chris Drohan. Director Lucy Casson (casting). Other David Adkin Limited (general management). Performer Nicholas Armfield (Korsching). Performer Jamie Bogyo (Von Weizsacker). Performer Simon Bubb (Rittner). Performer Simon Chandler (Von Laue). Performer Matthew Duckett (Bagge). Performer Jake Mann (Wirtz). Performer Nathaniel Parker (Hahn). Performer Peter Prentice (Harteck). Performer Leighton Pugh (Gerlach). Performer Simon Rhodes (Diebner). Performer Gyuri Sarossy (Heisenberg). Performer Gabriel Freilich (Understudy).
15 Sep 23 to 21 Oct 23Southwark Playhouse Elephant, Outer London :: V0776999393
listing details L516491689

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Operation Epsilon archiveIt's the close of World War II - the dawn of the atomic age. The Allies have captured Germany's ten foremost nuclear scientists and sequestered them deep in the English countryside to ascertain the answer to a life or death question: how close are the Nazis to making an atomic bomb? The world stands on the precipice of creation and destruction, bound by the gravity of decisions which hold the power to change the course of history. Based on actual transcripts of secretly recorded conversations - Alan Brody's gripping play delves into the darkest corners of human ingenuity, exploring the intimate conflict within the hearts and minds of luminaries with unimaginable power. A once-classified true story buried in the archives amidst an epic war, Operation Epsilon is a poignant, thrilling exploration of the ties that bind us to our actions, our decisions, and one another.

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Author: Alan Brody

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