Winner of The Evening Standard Best Comedy Award for 1983, this play is a mixture of fact and fantasy and evokes the vagaries of Tinseltown from the late 30's to 1950 McCarthyism - the naivety, hypocrisy, charm - which welcomed a generation of gifted German writers fleeing Nazism, employing them as screenwriters for the major film companies.T548529705A Reading.Director Paul Robinson. | |
| 22 Jan 16 | Donmar Warehouse, West End :: V389 listing details L1911336824 |
T01837669335A play for refugee weekCompany Strathclyde Theatre Group. | |
| 11 Jun 08 to 21 Jun 08 | The Ramshorn Theatre, Glasgow :: V620 listing details L01670023736 |
T1395285925Producer Perth Theatre. Director Ian Grieve. Design Ken Harrison. Lighting Mark Pritchard. Music Svend Brown. Performer Amanda Beveridge. Performer Liam Brennan. Performer Peter D'Souza. Performer Joe Gallagher. Performer Lisa Gardner. Performer Sarah Lawrie. Performer Helen Logan. Performer Justin Flagg. Performer Sandy Neilson. Performer Simon Roberts. Performer Ann Scott Jones. | |
| 23 Feb 06 to 11 Mar 06 | Perth Theatre, Perth :: V637 listing details L01404589900 |
T418622890Producer Donmar Warehouse. Director John Crowley. Design Scott Pask. Lighting Howard Harrison. Music Paddy Cunneen. Performer Ben Daniels. Performer Phil Davis. Performer Gawn Grainger. Performer Richard Johnson. Performer Lizzy McInnerny. Performer Emma Cunniffe. Performer Ian Butcher. Performer David Houslow. Performer Nancy McClean. Performer Yvonne Riley. Performer Ken Samuels. Performer Sira Stampe. | |
| 19 Apr 01 to 23 Jun 01 | Donmar Warehouse, West End :: V389 listing details L01768116499 |
T140206865Company Guildford School of Acting. | |
| 18 May 00 to 3 Jun 00 | Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford :: V702 listing details L1161123563 |
