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Our Town archiveLove and marriage, birth and death. Seen from a distance they're just the rhythm of everyday life: but when you're caught up in the middle and they're happening to you, they're the whole world. A bona fi de American classic, OUR TOWN tells the story of Emily and George, two unremarkable teenagers growing up in a small New Hampshire town at the turn of the last century. You're invited to eavesdrop on this tightly wound community as events unfold - both the apparently trivial and the deeply profound - across the course of a decade. Rich with detail and shot through with a distinctive mix of light and shade, Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning smalltown epic of human existence remains as theatrically fresh and as topical as ever: OUR TOWN, but also, unmistakably, yours.

Cast/Performers

Karl Collins (Dr Gibbs), Pandora Colin (Mrs Gibbs), Tom Edden (Mr Webb), Thusitha Jayasundera (Mrs Webb), Nicola Sloane (Mrs Soames), Garry Robson (Constable Warren), Phil Adele (Sam Craig), Jim Findley (Joe Stoddard), Peter Hobday (Simon Stimson), Terique Jarrett (Si and Joe Crowell), Louis Martin (Howie Newsome), Miriam Nyarko (Rebecca Gibbs), Cleo Sylvestre (Professor Willard), Tumo Reetsang (Wally Webb), Tyrell Russell-Martin (Wally Webb), Natalie Klamar (Stage Manager), Arthur Hughes (George Gibbs), Francesca Henry (Emily Webb)

Creatives/Company

Author: Thornton Wilder
Producer: Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Director(s): Ellen McDougall, Sasha Milavic Davies (movement director), Jacob Sparrow (casting director)
Design: Rosie Elile
Music: Orlando Gough
Lighting: Lizzie Powell
Sound: Tom Gibbons
Musical Director: David Ridley

Our Town

Our Town (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01905971036. Details of all Our Town archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S4500

Archive Listings

16 May 19
  to
8 Jun 19
Open Air Theatre
West End, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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