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Venue	NST City
	Also: Nuffield City Theatre
Town	Southampton
County	Hampshire
From	3rd February 2020
To	8th February 2020
NST City (V256483315)
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Date of change: 8 Nov 19 - T0705706800

The Last Temptation of Boris Johnson

Work:: The Last Temptation of Boris Johnson (S503795779)

It was the dinner that changed history: the night in February 2016 when Boris Johnson decided to vote ?leave'. Guests included fellow MP Michael Gove, media mogul Evgeny Lebedev and, for Boris at least, the spirits of prime ministers past - Margaret Thatcher, Winston Churchill and Tony Blair. Fast forward to post-Brexit Britain, 2029: a country divided. Boris is back in the political wilderness and has ambitions to make Britain great again, but what are his true intentions? Navigating a career in politics and the media, Boris remains as divisive as ever and in an unexpected turn of events, soon finds himself mired - yet again - in controversy.

Author

Jonathan Maitland

Production:: (T0705706800)

Written by Jonathan Maitland (author of Park Theatre hits Dead Sheep and An Audience With Jimmy Savile), this timely comedy drama offers an insight into the mind of one of the most divisive politicians of our time.

Producer	Glynis Henderson Productions (in association with Park Theatre)
Director	Dugald Bruce-Lockheart
Design	Louie Whitemore
Costume	Louie Whitemore
Lighting	Christopher Nairne
Sound	Andy Graham
Performer	Will Barton (Boris Johnson)
Performer	Bill Champion (Michael Gove / Winston Churchill)
Performer	Emma Davies (Margaret Thatcher / Sarah Vine / chief whip)
Performer	Claire Lichie (Marina Wheeler / Boris' girlfriend)
Performer	Tim Wallers (Evgeny Lebedev / Tony Blair / Huw Edwards)

Listing:: L685087000

Production details

Written by Jonathan Maitland (author of Park Theatre hits Dead Sheep and An Audience With Jimmy Savile), this timely comedy drama offers an insight into the mind of one of the most divisive politicians of our time.

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