Dinner
Paige Janssen invites friends to dinner to celebrate the publication of her husband Lars's book. Unusual courses and an unexpected guest bring surprising revelations and eventually death.
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Paige Janssen invites friends to dinner to celebrate the publication of her husband Lars's book. Unusual courses and an unexpected guest bring surprising revelations and eventually death.
A collaborative play about global warming and its effects, created for the National Theatre and named after the island of Greenland.
Moira Buffini's play examines the relationship between Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Younger and older versions of the two women appear, while other performers take multiple roles; the title evokes Thatcher's handbag as a symbol of her political power.
Set in Canterbury and Cumbria in a reimagined Dark Ages England, the play follows Silence, Lord of Cumbria, a woman living in disguise, alongside a priest, a king, a Norman princess and her household. Buffini draws on medieval history while engaging concerns of the new millennium.
In a contemporary reworking of Theban myth, the new president Eurydice seeks reconstruction aid from Athens after a civil war. The negotiations are destabilized by disputes over the burial of Polynices and a struggle by the former warlord Tydeus to regain power.
Paige Janssen invites friends to dinner to celebrate the publication of her husband Lars's book. Unusual courses and an unexpected guest bring surprising revelations and eventually death.
A collaborative play about global warming and its effects, created for the National Theatre and named after the island of Greenland.
Moira Buffini's play examines the relationship between Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Younger and older versions of the two women appear, while other performers take multiple roles; the title evokes Thatcher's handbag as a symbol of her political power.
Set in Canterbury and Cumbria in a reimagined Dark Ages England, the play follows Silence, Lord of Cumbria, a woman living in disguise, alongside a priest, a king, a Norman princess and her household. Buffini draws on medieval history while engaging concerns of the new millennium.
In a contemporary reworking of Theban myth, the new president Eurydice seeks reconstruction aid from Athens after a civil war. The negotiations are destabilized by disputes over the burial of Polynices and a struggle by the former warlord Tydeus to regain power.