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Chariots of Fire archive1924. The Paris Olympic Games. A devout Scottish Christian runs for the glory of God. An English Jew runs to overcome prejudice. Two young track athletes. A battle fraught with social and political pressures to gain acceptance and represent Great Britain. Based on the extraordinary true story of Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams, Chariots of Fire is a tale of hope, honour and belief, prevailing in the face of overwhelming odds.

Cast/Performers

Jack Lowden ( Eric Liddell), James McArdle (Harold Abrahams), David Beams (Head Porter / Reverend Liddell / Foster / Lord Cadogan), Isabella Calthorpe (Florence Mackenzie), Gareth Charlton (Jackson Scholz), Henry Davis (Charlie Paddock), Lloyd Everitt (Athlete), Zac Fox (Aubrey Montague), Daniel Fraser (Athlete / Jim), Nickolas Grace (Master Of Trinity / Duke of Sutherland / Colonel Keddie), Leigh Lothian (Jennie Liddell), David McGranaghan (President of Gilbert & Sullivan / Colin), Aki Omoshaybi (Athlete / Reg), Matthew Pearson (Sandy McGrath), Savannah Stevenson (Sybil Gordon), Paul Tinto (Secretary of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society), Dylan Turner (Athlete / Mr Ratcliffe ), Gabriel Vick (Robin / HRH The Prince of Wales), Simon Williams (Master of Caius), Tam Williams (Lord Andrew Lindsay), Nicholas Woodeson (Sam Mussabini)

Creatives/Company

Adapted by: Mike Bartlett (based on the Enigma Productions Limited Motion Picture)
Producer: Hampstead Theatre
Director: Edward Hall
Design: Miriam Buether
Lighting: Rick Fisher
Choreographer: Scott Ambler
Sound: Paul Groothuis
Costume: Michael Howells
Music(s): Vangelis, Jason Carr (additional music)

Chariots of Fire

Chariots of Fire (Play) production archive for QTIX code T61451116. Details of all Chariots of Fire archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S413346787

Archive Listings

23 Jun 12
  to
5 Jan 13
Gielgud Theatre
West End, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

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