Caught up in the maelstrom of post-revolutionary Russia, the Pesiakoff family lose their palatial Moscow home and are re-accommodated in a dilapidated imperial train, complete with their maid. Assigned the position of telephone inspector, Nikolai, unflappable and immaculate in his elegant English suit, soon neglects his duties for a private ambition: to be the first man in the world to record sound on film.T786987043Producer Chesil Theatre Winchester. Director Flavia Bateson. | |
| 4 Feb 12 to 11 Feb 12 | Chesil Theatre, Winchester :: V784 listing details L542457834 |
T1889962963We invite you to join this exuberant family as they clatter across the Soviet Union, striving to succeed and survive in a world with a dangerous and uncertain future.Corporate Sponsor Presence. Producer Nottingham Playhouse. Director Esther Richardson. Design Jamie Vartan. Lighting Jamie Vartan. Lighting James Farncombe. Sound Stuart Briner. Director Vik Sivalingam (movement). Performer Philip Bretherton (Nikolai). Performer Diana Kent (Eugenia). Performer Celia Meiras (Polya). Performer Ilan Goodman (Sasha). Performer Owen Aaronovitch (Verkoff). Performer Jim Findley. Performer Jonathan Wright. | |
| 16 May 08 to 31 May 08 | Playhouse, Nottingham :: V457 listing details L0458110371 |
