T0993261676In Russian with detailed English subtitles. ART-VIC (Anglo-Russian Theatre) proudly presents a new version of Mikhail Bulgakov's timeless masterpiece Master and Margarita. One hot spring, the devil arrives in Moscow, accompanied by a retinue that includes a beautiful naked witch and a talking black cat with a fondness for chess and vodka. The visitors quickly wreak havoc in a city that refuses to believe in either God or Satan. But they also bring peace to two unhappy Muscovites: one is the Master, a writer pilloried for daring to write a novel about Christ and Pontius Pilate; the other is Margarita, who loves the Master so deeply that she is willing literally to go to hell for him.Producer ART-VIC (Anglo-Russian Theatre). Adapted by Victor Sobchak. Director Victor Sobchak. | |
| 31 Oct 18 to 4 Nov 18 | The Cockpit, Inner London :: V182 listing details L0881001281 |
T1538757884Producer National Youth Theatre (NYT). Adapted by David Rudkin. Director John Hoggarth. Performer Ben Aldridge. Performer Lucy Atkinson. Performer Shakira Brooking. Performer Nikolai Calcoen. Performer Joel Cottrell. Performer Hannah Ellis. Performer Ben Garlick. Performer Edward Hancock. Performer Rebecca Hardwick. Performer Himaka Jayawardena. Performer Jazz Lintott-Bruce. Performer Hamish MacDougall. Performer Harry Melling. Performer Dean Nolan. Performer Kemi O'Rourke. Performer Carlyss Peer. Performer Sarah Price. Performer Matthew Smith. Performer Beth Stobbart. Performer Shane Zaza. | |
| 20 Aug 04 to 11 Sep 04 | Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, Outer London :: V315 listing details L916998343 |
T01361365612Easter, 1940. The Devil, as 'Professor Woland', visits Moscow. His arrival sparks several peculiar events, including two decapitations, a disappearance and an unexpectedly bloody theatre show. A population oppressed by Soviet bureaucracy and the KGB try desperately to track Woland down. Meanwhile, a writer ('the Master') has vanished, abandoning his lover Margarita, after his novel about Pontius Pilate was denounced as un-Communist. Woland's visit offers Margarita the chance to find the rescue the Master. In this Easter week anything is possible: even Pilate, whose story acts as a foil, may be forgiven after 2000 years.Company Left Handed Theatre Company. Adapted by Blanche McIntyre. Design Prav Menon-Johannson. Lighting Suzanne Winder. Performer Ali Amadi. Performer Cradeaux Alexander. Performer Gordon Fraser. Performer Ashley Gunstock. Performer Nick Levene. Performer Tom O'Shea. Performer Laura Penneycard. Performer Anna Stolli. | |
| 6 Jul 04 to 1 Aug 04 | Greenwich Playhouse, Outer London :: V1286 listing details L01841061185 |
T1672221238Company Churub Company. Adapted by Barbara Bogoczek. Adapted by Tony Howard. Adapted by Andrew Visnevski. Director Andrew Visnevski. Design Tasmin Ayers. Lighting Rob Gooch. Performer Jennifer Cherry. Performer Chris Courtenay. Performer Mark Fleischmann. Performer Birna Hafstein. Performer Russell Kennedy. Performer Yannick Lawry. Performer Dean Loxton. Performer Ciaran McConville. | |
| 14 Oct 03 to 26 Oct 03 | Menier Chocolate Factory, Outer London :: V341546307 listing details L01018025687 |
T1832870583Master and Margarita, a new stage version of Bulgakov's masterpiece, is a celebration of the triumph of imagination over oppression and terror in Russia, gaining international cult status which endures to this day. The adaptation follows the multi-layered plot, interweaving its deeply personal motifs with a satire on contemporary life and controversial treatment of the Gospels.Company London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Director Helena Kaut-Howson. Design Phil Engleheart. | |
| 30 Oct 01 to 1 Nov 01 | MacOwan Theatre (LAMDA), Inner London :: V212 listing details L01363155634 |
T0661655885Company Kaos Theatre. | |
| 19 Nov 98 | Capitol Horsham (formerly Horsham Arts Centre), Horsham :: V723 listing details L1703529209 |
| 10 Nov 98 | Lancaster Arts, Lancaster :: V522 listing details L0309757957 |
| 3 Nov 98 | Gardner Arts Centre, Brighton :: V653 listing details L0486630463 |
| 9 Sep 98 to 25 Sep 98 | Warehouse Theatre, Outer London :: V304 listing details L01113498539 |
A brilliant young writer pens a novel with the Passion at its core. A cynical, blistering campaign is launched against him and he seeks sanctuary in a lunatic asylum.
