'Music is medication. The elixir of life. It's for injecting into the blood stream to take away the pain... to promote euphoria... to adrenalise us and give us courage and fortitude.' In an expensive London recording studio two songwriters, their lawyers and their psychotherapists go to battle over music. 'I'm not saying he's a sociopath. I'm just saying you find a lot of damaged people are drawn to the music industry. Lack of empathy, raging narcissism, grandiose egocentricity is expected of them.' A play about the drama and the psychodrama of making music by the writer of Sunny Afternoon and Blue/OrangeT0909941219World PremiereProducer Old Vic. Director Roger Michell. Design Hildegard Bechtler. Lighting Rick Fisher. Sound John Leonard. Costume Dinah Collin. Music David Arnold. Director Jessica Ronane (CDG - casting director). Performer Ben Chaplin (Bernard). Performer Seana Kerslake (Cat). Performer Pip Carer (Ramsay). Performer Kurt Egyiawan (Miles). Performer Jemma Redgrave (Vanessa). Performer Neil Stuke (Seymour). | |
| 21 Apr 18 to 16 Jun 18 | Old Vic Theatre, West End :: V402 listing details L814487063 |
