Brimming with destructive revolutionary zeal, the young Nihilist Bazarov wants to 'smash people' to remake Russia. He dismisses anything that he considers to be useless, such as beauty, art and love. But what happens when life and fate conspire to frustrate Bazarov's politics? Explores the conflict between two generations of Russians: the class-ridden old school and the rising Nihilist revolutionaries who want to create anew.T122190496Producer Donmar Warehouse. Director Lyndsey Turner. Design Rob Howell. Lighting James Farncombe. Sound Carolyn Downing. Music Alex Baranowski. Performer Seth Numrich (Bazarov). Performer Anthony Calf (Nikolai). Performer Elaine Cassidy (Anna). Performer Caoilfhionn Dunne (Fenichka). Performer Susan Engel (Princess Olga). Performer David Fielder (Prokofyich / Timofeich). Performer Joshua James (Arkady). Performer Karl Johnson (Vassily). Performer Tim McMullan (Pavel). Performer Jack McMullen (Piotr). Performer Siobhan McSweeney (Dunyasha). Performer Phoebe Sparrow (Katya). Performer Lindy Whiteford. | |
| 5 Jun 14 to 26 Jul 14 | Donmar Warehouse, West End :: V389 listing details L1973047163 |
T401891484Producer London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA). Director Joseph Blatchley. Design Adrian Gee. | |
| 14 Feb 08 to 21 Feb 08 | LAMDA, Inner London :: V838624816 listing details L01828911042 |
