The Permanent Way

Archive Listings for The Permanent Way

T01856398234 (ADC06) Company Cambridge University ADC.
14 Nov 06 to 18 Nov 06	ADC Theatre, Cambridge :: V18 listing details L1020717593
T0899582388 (TOUR05) Producer National Theatre. Producer Out of Joint. Director Max Stafford-Clark. Design William Dudley. Costume William Dudley. Lighting Johanna Town. Sound Paul Arditti. Performer Flaminia Cinque. Performer Souad Faress. Performer Kika Markham. Performer Bella Merlin.
8 Feb 05 to 12 Feb 05	Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford :: V702 listing details L02063601992
1 Feb 05 to 5 Feb 05	Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry :: V156 listing details L1322996055
T0127350292 (OUTOF03) Part of the Travelex £10 SeasonProducer National Theatre. Producer Out of Joint (in association with York Theatre Royal). Director Max Stafford-Clark. Design William Dudley. Lighting Johanna Town. Sound Paul Arditti. Performer Flaminia Cinque. Performer Nigel Cooke. Performer Matthew Dunster. Performer Souad Faress. Performer Sam Graham. Performer Lloyd Hutchinson. Performer Kika Markham. Performer Bella Merlin. Performer Ian Redford.
18 May 04 to 22 May 04	Liverpool Playhouse, Liverpool :: V536 listing details L01924008033
11 May 04 to 15 May 04	The Playhouse, Oxford :: V803 listing details L1630729289
5 May 04 to 8 May 04	West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds :: V977 listing details L2115154787
3 Apr 04 to 1 May 04	Lyttelton (National Theatre), West End :: V374 listing details L758725139
8 Jan 04 to 30 Mar 04	Cottesloe (National Theatre), West End :: V375 listing details L01094794914
10 Dec 03 to 13 Dec 03	Live Theatre, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V567 listing details L958501025
2 Dec 03 to 6 Dec 03	Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L0569936156
25 Nov 03 to 29 Nov 03	Northcott Theatre, Exeter :: V886 listing details L019959131
18 Nov 03 to 22 Nov 03	Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham :: V143 listing details L01762005245
13 Nov 03 to 15 Nov 03	Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L0639906963

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Play :: In 1991, before an election they did not expect to win, the Conservative government made a fateful decision to privatise the railways. Now, twelve years later, as a result of that privatisation, the taxpayer subsidises the system more lavishly than ever before. In The Permanent Way, David Hare, tells the intricate, remarkable story of a dream gone sour, by gathering together the first-hand accounts of those most intimately involved - from every level of the railway system. Funny, tragic and compelling, the play offers an extraordinary parable of British mismanagement which raises questions about the recent history of the country.

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