Details

Marilyn Monroe walks into Albert Einstein's bedroom on a hot summer's night in New York, 1953. She is being pursued by the press and a hot headed husband (Joe DiMaggio), he is being persecuted by Senator McCarthy. Who knows, it could have happened ... Insignificance held its world premiere at the Royal Court Theatre in 1982 and was voted one of the top hundred plays in the NT2000 Platform series. It also won for its creator, Terry Johnson, the Evening Standard Theatre Award for 1982: Most Promising Playwright.

Cast/Performers

James Walker, Nick Stringer, Shelly Willetts, Andrew Dunn

Creatives/Company

Author: Terry Johnson
Director: Rob Swain
Design: Sue Cooke
Lighting: Jo Dawson
Sound: James Earls-Davis

Insignificance

Insignificance (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1631612585. Details of all Insignificance archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S3724

Archive Listings

4 Feb 98
to
28 Feb 98

New Vic Theatre
Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire
Performance Details => Venue archive

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