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Sat 17 Jan 2009
Kursk
Theatre
A Young Vic and Fuel Production. Sound&Fury's Kursk. In collaboration with Bryony Lavery
Inspired by the tragic event of 2000, when a Russian submarine, The Kursk, suffered a huge explosion that ripped the bow apart and sent the vessel to the seabed, Sound&Fury and Bryony Lavery will explore the unique experience of the submariner deep below the arctic seas, alone, contained, controlled and yet with Armageddon at their fingertips.
Join us for this last stage of development before Kursk opens at the Young Vic in the spring. Each showing will be followed by a Q&A and opportunity to meet the company.
"An extraordinary piece of theatre. Form and content are perfectly married."
The Guardian on Watery Part of the World
A Young Vic and Fuel Production
Sound&Fury's
Kursk
In collaboration with Bryony Lavery
Commissioned by The Junction. Funded by a Wellcome Trust Arts Award.
Suitable for ages 12+
Duration: 45 mins + after show discussion
Menagerie
Theatre
Sparks
In advance of the Hotbed New Writing Theatre Festival 2009, Menagerie present Sparks, rehearsed readings of four diverse and daring new plays across four nights. Each piece will be followed by a post show discussion with the cast and playwright.
Prosperity 3 by Alison Falconer
There are no heroes in this gripping hostage drama, as three oil rig workers, all running out of time, struggle to keep their own interests afloat.
See Menagerie's website for more information.
Hotbed 2009 dates announced 25 June - 04 July.
This is a Pay What You Like show.
Suitable for ages 14+
Duration: 60 - 80 mins
Kursk
Theatre
A Young Vic and Fuel Production. Sound&Fury's Kursk. In collaboration with Bryony Lavery
Inspired by the tragic event of 2000, when a Russian submarine, The Kursk, suffered a huge explosion that ripped the bow apart and sent the vessel to the seabed, Sound&Fury and Bryony Lavery will explore the unique experience of the submariner deep below the arctic seas, alone, contained, controlled and yet with Armageddon at their fingertips.
Join us for this last stage of development before Kursk opens at the Young Vic in the spring. Each showing will be followed by a Q&A and opportunity to meet the company.
"An extraordinary piece of theatre. Form and content are perfectly married."
The Guardian on Watery Part of the World
A Young Vic and Fuel Production
Sound&Fury's
Kursk
In collaboration with Bryony Lavery
Commissioned by The Junction. Funded by a Wellcome Trust Arts Award.
Suitable for ages 12+
Duration: 45 mins + after show discussion