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Germany, 1941. A Jewish aristocrat waits for a guest. Evening falls and the afternoon tea grows cold. The last of her servants has disappeared. She continues to wait. Her guest does not arrive, but somebody keeps ringing the doorbell. Then the windows are smashed and the smell of smoke invades the house. Assailed by unseen forces, she piles up excuses, engaging in a battle of wills against the man who has come to destroy her.T1918525440Company Court and Spark Theatre Company. Director Ben Webb. Performer Tracey-Anne Liles. | |
| 17 Aug 07 to 1 Sep 07 | Canal Cafe Theatre, Bridge House Pub, Inner London :: V177 listing details L0165575077 |
T1931324360Company The Wrestling School. Company Derby Playhouse. Company Sheffield Theatres. Company Plymouth Theatre. Director Howard Barker. Design Tomas Leipzig. Costume Lucy Weller. Lighting Ace McCarron. Sound Jake Strickland. Performer Melanie Jessop. | |
| 16 Jun 99 to 26 Jun 99 | Riverside Studios, Outer London :: V331 listing details L1472844442 |
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