The workers of a London factory occupy the building in a bid to save their jobs and stall the threatened closure by the factory's owners, but their struggle to save their livelihoods is complicated by the presence of an East European dissident Czech ex-Communist Josef Frank, still deeply traumatised by his experiences of Stalinism... Weapons of Happiness was the first play to be performed at the Lyttelton Theatre space at the National Theatre in 1976 and won the Evening Standard Best Play award.T01261975168Producer Caroline Smith. Director Nathan Curry. Design Alistair Turner. Lighting Tom E White. Musical Director Sarah Llewellyn. Performer Mike Aherne. Performer Katie Cotterell. Performer Benjamin Davies. Performer Matthew Fraser Holland. Performer Abigail Hood. Performer Anthony Keetch. Performer Samantha Lynch. Performer Hilton McRae. Performer Hayward Morse. Performer Ben Nathan. Performer Martin Pirongs. Performer Christopher Terry. | |
| 29 Jan 08 to 23 Feb 08 | Finborough, Inner London :: V199 listing details L142380930 |
