With war raging all around her, Mother Courage sells food and clothing to soldiers, switching allegiance when it suits her and striving to keep her business and children alive at all costs. Bloody battlefields are her marketplace, her wagon, her stall. Her remarkable and brutal story is told through humour and song; her story is one of choices and remains a powerful reminder of human resilience and loss in times of war. An epic masterpiece of one woman's survival. Fusing pathos and comedy, Graeae's production of Brecht's epic and timeless masterpiece of struggle and survival is set against a backdrop evocative of Britain from the 1980s to the present, and a society divided between corporate identity and the individual.| 26 Jul 03 | The Jerwood Vanbrugh Theatre Inner London Greater London |
| 24 Jul 03 to 25 Jul 03 | Theatro Technis Inner London Greater London |
| 23 Jul 03 | Chats Palace Outer London Greater London |
| 21 Jul 03 to 22 Jul 03 | Millfield Theatre Outer London Greater London |
| 18 Jul 03 to 19 Jul 03 | The Young Vic West End Greater London |
| 17 Jul 03 | Stratford Circus Outer London Greater London |
| 16 Jul 03 | Jacksons Lane Outer London Greater London |
| 11 Jul 03 to 12 Jul 03 | Riverside Studios Outer London Greater London |
| 7 Jul 03 | The Albany Outer London Greater London |
