What The Women Did
At Southwark Playhouse Borough
Two's Company's sell -out 2004 production at Southwark Playhouse is being remounted for the 1914 centenary. "What comes across most strongly, in Tricia Thorns' production, is something rarely touched on: the sexual ache of the wartime young and their hatred of war widows who remarried." The Guardian "In these delicately contrasting stories and the exquisitely detailed productions each have given, a compelling picture emerges of women facing their own demons and responsibilites in the midst of a very bleak time. intimate, expertly acted ensemble productions" The Stage Tricia Thorns directed Two's Company's London Wall which transferred from the Finborough to the St James Theatre in May: "Her beautifully staged, immaculately acted revival isn't just theatrical archaeology , it's a treat." Variety Arrive 20 minutes early for an extra treat - cast members will be singing songs from the First World War around the piano.
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Southwark Playhouse Borough
77-85 Newington Causeway
London
SE1 6BD
Booked from
2014-02-13
Booked for
2014-02-15
Duration of performance:
1 hour 30 minutes
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