Via Dolorosa had its origins in 1997, when the then 50 year-old David Hare paid a three-week visit to Israel, celebrating its own 50th Birthday at the time. Deeply touched by the experience, he began the memoir that became Via Dolorosa. In the course of playing some 33 people on stage - from a family of Jewish settlers in the West Bank to a Palestinian politician in Gaza - Hare meditates on the region's age-old conflicts and questions his own values as searchingly as the powerful beliefs, passions, prejudices and suspicions of those he met.T1625241509Producer Bill Kenwright. Producer Themla Holt. Director Stephen Daldry. Design Ian MacNeil. Lighting Johanna Town. Sound Paul Arditti. Performer David Hare. | |
| 16 Jul 02 to 31 Aug 02 | Duchess Theatre, West End :: V391 listing details L01326522188 |
T01050695544Performer David Hare. Director Stephen Daldry. Design Ian MacNeil. Lighting Rick Fisher. Sound Paul Arditti. | |
| 24 Feb 99 to 27 Feb 99 | Almeida Theatre, West End :: V166 listing details L01979978271 |
| 24 Feb 99 to 27 Feb 99 | Almeida Theatre, West End :: V166 listing details L1040352044 |
| 3 Sep 98 to 3 Oct 98 | Duke of York's Theatre, West End :: V392 listing details L0154103825 |
