Broken Glass

T01637170780
Powerful drama about a New York Jewish family during the Nazi rise in Germany. Part psychological puzzle and part romance, Broken Glass stands alongside All My Sons and Death of a Salesman as one of Arthur Miller's most powerful works. Brooklyn, 1938. Sylvia Gellburg is alarmed by the rise of Hitler in Europe, but how does this explain her sudden and mystifying paralysis? No one can help her - least of all her work-obsessed husband. When Dr Hyman takes on her case he finds himself playing a dangerous game where his interests are more than just professional.

Author

Arthur Miller

Archive :: production:T01637170780, play:S2666, venue:V954

Special Performances

27 Apr 06 Audio Described
27 Apr 06 Sign Interpreted
29 Apr 06 Captioned
29 Apr 06 Audio Described

Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
	Other spaces: The Studio
Town	York
County	North Yorkshire
From	7th April 2006
To	29th April 2006
When	19:30. Apr 12, 27 Mats 14:00. Apr 8, 15, 22, 29 Mats 14:30
Prices	From £8.50. To £18.00.
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Company

Producer	Octagon Theatre Bolton
Producer	York Theatre Royal
Director	Damian Cruden
Design	Patrick Connellan
Performer	Robert Pickavance (Philip Gellburg)
Performer	Barbara Marten (Sylvia)
Performer	Richard Heap
Performer	Michael Roberts
Performer	Rachel Ogilvy
Performer	Olwen May

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