Performance

Venue	Sherman Theatre
	Also: Arena
Town	Cardiff
County	Glamorgan
From	1st March 2012
Opened	6th March 2012
To	17th March 2012
When	19:30. Mar 8, 10, 15, 17 Mats 14:30
Prices	From £15.00. To £25.00.
Sherman Theatre (V824)
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Date of change: 18 Jan 12 - T1669585204
Date of change: 28 Nov 11 - T1669585204

A Provincial Life

Work:: A Provincial Life (S0862471969)

Misail is a frustrated architect's son, contemptuous of his privileged background and convinced that his place is among the workers. To his family's disgust, he tries his hand at manual labour before moving to a country estate to manage a farm. But the rural life to which he'd aspired brings bitter disappointment and tragedy to Misail and those he loves...

Adapted by

Peter Gill (from Chekhove's story)

Production:: (T1669585204)

One of Wales's greatest writers and directors, Peter Gill, returns to Chekhov's Russia with his adaptation of this heartbreaking story, exploring how lofty ideals can decay into frustration and hatred.

Presented by	National Theatre Wales
Director	Peter Gill
Design	Alison Chitty
Music	Terry Davies
Lighting	Paul Pyant
Performer	Kezia Burrows
Performer	Alex Clatworthy
Performer	Richard Corgan
Performer	Helen Griffin
Performer	Lee Haven-Jones
Performer	Mike Hayward
Performer	Mark Lewis
Performer	Sara Lloyd-Gregory
Performer	John-Paul Macleod
Performer	Liam Mansfield
Performer	Clive Merrison
Performer	Kenneth Price
Performer	Nicholas Shaw
Performer	William Thomas
Performer	Menna Trussler

Listing:: L01470933738

Production details

One of Wales's greatest writers and directors, Peter Gill, returns to Chekhov's Russia with his adaptation of this heartbreaking story, exploring how lofty ideals can decay into frustration and hatred.

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