I know. No country matters. Not in the kitchen. Not on a Sunday. Not in England. I want things how they were...My perfect poet... 1944, one afternoon in London - on the floor, every last undiluted drop of you. After six lonely weeks with nobody but her crippled little boy for company, Rita Affleck, wealthy, beautiful and consumed by jealous love, welcomes home her husband Alfred. But, far from the passionate reunion she so craves, there is only torment as Alfred's possessive half-sister arrives, and he announces his great revelation. Samuel Adamson's play takes Ibsen's Little Eyolf as the inspiration for a passionate and tragic tale of obsessive love, set in 1950s England.T710415439Running time 2 hours 25 mins inc intervalProducer National Theatre. Director Marianne Elliott. Design Bunny Christie. Lighting Neil Austin. Music Stephen Warbeck. Sound Christopher Shutt. Performer Josef Altin (Flea). Performer Cassie Atkinson (Waitress). Performer Omar Brown (George Constantine). Performer Rene Gray (Rene Gray (George Constantine). Performer Phil Cheadle (Jonathan Mortimer). Performer Alfie Field (Oliver). Performer Wesley Nelson (Oliver). Performer Naomi Frederick (Audrey Affleck). Performer Sarah Niles (Sophia Constantine). Performer Claire Skinner (Rita Affleck). Performer Angus Wright (Alfred Affleck). | |
| 20 Jan 09 to 29 Apr 09 | Dorfman Theatre (National Theatre), West End :: V375 listing details L874934149 |
