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In World War II, Churchill and George VI met weekly for private luncheons, to discuss affairs of state. Power Luncheons imagines - with some licence - three of their meetings, in 1940, 1943 and D-Day 1944. The play explores how interpersonal politics might leak onto the stage of world politics and how individuals playing great historical roles might nonetheless be guided by the emotional needs of the child who has never quite left the nursery.T01612151707Director Anthony Shrubsall. Producer Sarah Lawrie. Performer Edmund Dehn (Winston Churchill). Performer Peter Saracen (George VI). | |
| 11 Jan 22 to 29 Jan 22 | The Hope Theatre, Inner London :: V0719079091 listing details L337385588 |
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| 8 Jan 20 to 9 Jan 20 | OSO Arts Centre (formerly the Old Sorting Office), Outer London :: V0964976130 listing details L0867035227 |
