Audiences first heard Greta Garbo's voice in the film version of Eugene O'Neill s Pulitzer Prize winning classic which takes us back to the East Coast of America in 1910. This powerful drama deals with the relationship between an old Swedish sailor and his only daughter Anna. She has come to live with him to try and escape her hard and degrading past and soon attracts the attention of an Irish sailor who wants to marry her against her father s wishes. Influenced by the young writers own experiences at sea, O'Neill s gritty play is beautifully detailed and thronging with characters from the waterfront low-life.T01068269796Company Cape Ann Shakespeare Troupe (CAST). Director John Stilliano. | |
| 28 May 19 to 1 Jun 19 | Tower Theatre, Outer London :: V249 listing details L01622454425 |
T71018406Producer Donmar Warehouse. Director Rob Ashford. Design Paul Wills. Music Adam Cork. Sound Mark Cork. Performer Ruth Wilson (Anna Christie). Performer Jude Law (Mat Burke). Performer Jenny Galloway (Marthy Owens). Performer David Hayman (Chris Christopherson). Performer Paul Brightwell. Performer Robert Lonsdale. Performer Henry Pettigrew. Performer Michael Walters. Performer Matt Wilman. | |
| 4 Aug 11 to 8 Oct 11 | Donmar Warehouse, West End :: V389 listing details L01477350823 |
T1429557895Producer Nick Cawdron. Company Creative Entertainment. Director Semeli Economou. Design Geoff Rose. Lighting Matt England. Music Anastassios Karpodinis. Performer Christina Anthony. Performer Johan Aksell. Performer Neil Sheffield. | |
| 8 Aug 01 to 25 Aug 01 | Riverside Studios, Outer London :: V331 listing details L01937363215 |
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| 10 Nov 17 to 18 Nov 17 | New Venture Theatre, Brighton :: V661 listing details L1708237193 |
