Set in a Jewish brothel in the early part of this century, Sholem Asch's 1906 play explores one of his most written-about themes - faith. Humorous, touching, and at times, shocking (it features the first depiction of female homosexuality on stage) - the L'Khaim theatre production marks the first time the play has been performed in over 50 years.T0940530102Translation Joachim Neugroschel. Director Liselle Terret. Design Jonathan Reid. Lighting Estelle Rickleton. Sound Paul Epworth. Music Jonathon Walton. Performer Theresa Aldridge. Performer Paul Colonick. | |
| 1 May 01 to 27 May 01 | Camden People's Theatre, Outer London :: V176 listing details L1356369421 |
T1480956718Web siteCompany L'Khaim Theatre Company. Director Laurence Summers. Design Sarah Oxley. Lighting Stuart McKean. Sound Stuart McKean. Music Mark Bousie. Performer Peter Quiller. Performer Jared Morgan. Performer Debra Glazer. Performer Ruth D'Silva. Performer Gaby Barr. Performer Clare Harrison. Performer David Sonnethal. Performer Sarah Tortell. Performer Vincent Lewer. | |
| 30 Nov 99 to 19 Dec 99 | Pentameters, Inner London :: V217 listing details L0835409299 |
| 8 Jun 99 to 4 Jul 99 | Hackney Empire, Outer London :: V309 listing details L01927783048 |
| 8 Jun 99 to 4 Jul 99 | Hackney Empire, Outer London :: V309 listing details L639128894 |
