Ukraine 1929. As Stalin launches the first of his Five Year Plans, a close-knit rural community stands unwittingly in the path of his drive to create a thriving socialist Soviet Union. The outcome is catastrophic. What begins for the people of the village as an amusingly alien political concept rapidly becomes an unstoppable force for change. Robbed first of their land, then their religion and independence, the whole country soon becomes engulfed by a tragedy that will scar a nation for generations.T253557234The Grain Store is generously supported by The Columbia Foundation Fund of the Capital Community Foundation.Producer Royal Shakespeare Company. Translation Sasha Dugdale. Director Michael Boyd. Design Tom Piper. Sound Nick Powell. Lighting Oliver Fenwick. Choreographer Anna Morrissey. Performer Joseph Arkley. Performer Noma Dumezweni. Performer Geoffrey Freshwater. Performer Mariah Gale. Performer Gruffudd Glyn. Performer Greg Hicks. Performer Kathryn Hunter. Performer Kelly Unter. Performer Ansu Kabia. Performer Tunji Kasim. Performer Debbie Korley. Performer John Mackay. Performer Forbes Masson. Performer Dharmesh Patel. Performer Patrick Romer. Performer David Rubin. Performer Oliver Ryan. Performer Simone Saunders. Performer Peter Shorey. Performer Katy Stephens. Performer Sam Troughton. Performer James Tucker. Performer Larrington Wallker. Performer Kirsty Woodward. Performer Samantha Young. | |
| 10 Sep 09 to 1 Oct 09 | Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V643776775 listing details L976144321 |
