archive Autumn 2004
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– 23 October
A View From the Bridge
by Arthur Miller
A
powerful drama of forbidden desires and cruel betrayal
from the most celebrated playwright of the 20th century.
1950s New York. Eddie Carbone lives in a fiercely loyal Italian community in the shadow of Brooklyn Bridge. Eddie works hard on the docks and tries to be a good man; to do right by his wife and his pretty teenage niece.
When illegal immigrants, his wife’s cousins, move into the neighbourhood his world is threatened and his overwhelming obsession is to protect his family.
Sign
Language Interpreted performance - Wednesday 13 October at 8.00pm
- Interpreted by Ivan Osborne
Audio Described performance
- Saturday 23 October at 2.30pm - Described by Terence
John
dates
and times
running
time: 2 hours 10 minutes (including interval)
| Artistic
Credits Director: Matt Devitt Designer: Rodney Ford Lighting: Matthew Eagland Fight Director: Malcolm Ranson Dialect Coach: Robert Macdonald On the Book: Charlotte Cavendish |
 Production Photographs by Nobby Clark |
| cut to the chase... in a Queen's Theatre production | |||
 Beatrice Diana Croft |
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 Alfieri James Earl Adair |
 Louis / Tony / Immigration Officer Richard Emerson |
 Catherine Maria Lawson |
 Rodolpho Philip Reed |
 Marco James Waverley |
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Residents of Redhook Neil Casey, Lee Collins, Ian Grigson, Linda Howard, James Moss, Steve Probert, Pam Shrimpton |
