"When the Wall came tumbling down, the battle for power had just begun." On 9 November, 1989, against all expectations, the Berlin Wall came crashing down. The next morning, British playwright David Edgar sat down to his computer and began to write the first in what would eventually become 'The Eastern Europe Trilogy'. Originally premiered at the National Theatre on the one-year anniversary of this remarkable event, The Shape of the Table looks inside the government of an unnamed Soviet satellite country as the thousands appeared, suddenly, on their streets and in their squares.Part of The Iron Curtain. A David Edgar Trilogy - T869803163Director Jerome Davis. Design Matt Haber. Director Stephen Eckert (assistant). Director Carry Vaughn (assistant). Sound John Heitzenrater. Music John Heitzenrater. Lighting Matthew Adelson. Costume Caitlin Cisek. Other Kirby Wahl (dialect coach). Stage ManagerLaura Owens. Stage ManagerShannon Plowden. Stage ManagerSteph Scribner. Music Daniel J. Wolfert (choral music). DramaturgMarshall Botvinik. DramaturgErik Kildow. Performer Jeff Aguiar. Performer Rebecca Bossen. Performer Marc Carver. Performer Tim Davis. Performer Gil Faison. Performer Jon Fitts. Performer Jeanine Frost. Performer Matthew Hager. Performer Max Hanau. Performer Joey Heyworth. Performer Hope Hynes. Performer Maggie Lea. Performer Brian Linden. Performer Matthew Lubin. Performer Elise Kimple. Performer Tom McCleister. Performer Brook North. Performer Joel Oramas. Performer Julie Oliver. Performer Greg Paul. Performer Rajeev Rajendran. Performer Mikaela Saccoccio. Performer Steph Scribner. Performer David Skaggs. Performer Thaddeus Walker. | |
| 13 Nov 14 to 29 Nov 14 | The Cockpit, Inner London :: V182 listing details L0722728987 |
