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An ENO/Young Vic co-production Hans Werner Henze’s 15 Sa
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Joe Turner’s Come and Gone July
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone Beauty Queen of Leenane August
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Elektra No Idea The Clare June
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Access for all The Young Vic is an accessible theatre committed to making everyone’s visit as enjoyable as possible. For information call 020 7922 2835 or visit our website www.youngvic.org (Textphone users can call 18001 followed by 020 7922 2922).
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Elegy for Young Lovers
‘There isn’t a more sociable bar and restaurant in any London theatre.’ The Independent
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An audio and text only version of this brochure is available as a download from our website at www.youngvic.org/access or by calling 020 7922 2922 or emailing boxoffice@youngvic.org
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Our menus evolve with the shows on stage. An inspired mix of classic and original playthemed dishes create an exciting menu from fresh, free-range and organic ingredients.
‘The only chance to see the greatest living opera composer in the theatre this year.’ The Guardian 24 April – 08 May (7.00pm) Seven performances only
Continental beers, a great wine cellar and London driven cocktails.
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A new production directed by Fiona Shaw
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A tragic tale of the dark side of creativity
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Joe Turner’s Come and Gone June
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Joe Turner’s Come and Gone Captioned Performance Monday 21 June 7.30pm
The Beauty Queen of Leenane Captioned Performance Thursday 5 August 7.30pm
Audio Described Performance Saturday 26 June 2.30pm
Audio Described Performance Saturday 14 August 2.30pm
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The Young Vic elsewhere ... --------------------------------------------------------A Young Vic/Wiener Festwochen/Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen co-production co-commissioned by Warwick Arts Centre
--------------------------------------------------------A Young Vic/Fuel co-production Sound&Fury’s
Sweet Nothings
Kursk
by Arthur Schnitzler in a new version by David Harrower
in collaboration with Bryony Lavery commissioned by The Junction, Cambridge
‘An exquisite production by Luc Bondy... A miracle of staging... Impeccable performances.’ The Guardian
‘Essential theatrical viewing.’ Time Out
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August Wilson, Martin McDonagh, Sophocles …
Diary April – August 2010
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922 A Young Vic/ATC/Drum Theatre Plymouth co-production
Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl
‘The most moving exploration of loss that the American theater has produced.’ New York Times ‘Sarah Ruhl’s delightful and touching meditation on memory and loss.’ The Guardian This European premiere is created by the team behind the multi-award winning hit The Brothers Size. Eurydice is in love with Orpheus. Her dead father has advice for her wedding but his letters can’t get through to the land of the living. Eurydice crashes down a flight of stairs and wakes in the underworld. How will she ever get home? Alice in Wonderland meets Greek myth in this playful and heart-breaking American take on a timeless tale. ‘Sheibani’s production is superb ... spellbinding and hallucinatory.’ The Guardian (The Brothers Size) Cast Ben Addis, Geff Francis, Becci Gemmell, Marsha Henry, Osi Okerafor, Rhys Rusbatch and Ony Uhiara Direction Bijan Sheibani Design Patrick Burnier Light Mike Gunning Music and Sound Manuel Pinheiro Choreography Aline David Tickets from £12.00 -----------------------------------------------------------Tours to Plymouth, Edinburgh, Cambridge, Newcastle, Bristol, Oxford and Barcelona ------------------------------------------------------------
Airline Partner
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone by August Wilson
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922 A Young Vic/eclipse theatre co-production
The ‘sus’ laws had made it legal for police to stop and search anyone – purely on suspicion.
‘Joe Turner is haunting, profound, indescribably moving. August Wilson continues to rewrite the history of the American theater.’ New York Times
Two detectives in an East London police station place bets on which party will win. A black man is picked up. He is incensed, believing that he’ll be fodder for an incoming government keen to flex its law-and-order muscles.
Winner of the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best Play.
Set on the eve of the Thatcher victory, this revival of Keeffe’s classic coincides with the general election of 2010. What’s changed?
After seven long years, Herald Loomis has been released from Joe Turner’s slave gang. Now he is scouring Pittsburgh for the wife he left behind. And for the road that will lead him to freedom and his rightful place in a new world.
‘Police forces face threat of ‘racist’ label over stop and searches.’ The Guardian March 2010
Cast Simon Armstrong, Clint Dyer and Laurence Spellman
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin McDonagh Summer special
A Young Vic production in association with Headlong
Sus by Barrie Keeffe Election night 1979 ...
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
Elektra by Sophocles
in a version by Anne Carson
‘An absolute cracker’ Daily Telegraph
Direction Gbolahan Obisesan Design Chloe Lamford Light Anna Watson Sound Donato Wharton
Lisa Hammond and Rachael Spence with Improbable
No Idea
Previews £10
Winner of the Evening Standard, Critics’ Circle and Writers’ Guild awards for Best New Play
Tickets from £10.00 -------------------------------------------------------Tours to Lincoln, Leicester, Barking, Bracknell, Birmingham, Ipswich and Manchester --------------------------------------------------------
High in the mountains of Galway live a lonely spinster Maureen and her devilishly manipulative mother Mag. Maureen longs for the romance that will spirit her away. But if she goes, who will stir the lumps out of Mag’s Complan? After world wide success, this is the first major London revival of this horrifically funny play.
Originally produced as part of the Jerwood Directors Award 2008, supported by the Jerwood Charitable Foundation.
Joe Turner is the master-piece of the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and one of the finest plays of the modern theatre.
Oscar and Bafta-winning Martin McDonagh’s other films and plays include In Bruges and The Pillowman.
Cast includes Adjoa Andoh, Daniel Cerqueira, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Petra Letang, Delroy Lindo, Nathaniel Martello-White, Demi Oyediran, Jessica Richardson, Danny Sapani and Riann Steele
Cast includes Rosaleen Linehan and Susan Lynch
‘Biting black comedy with a heart of deeper darkness.’ Independent
Direction David Lan Set Patrick Burnier Costumes Gabrielle Dalton Light Mike Gunning Sound Gareth Fry
Entrapped by her grief and a burning sense of injustice, Elektra battles to find purpose in life after the murder of her father.
Cast includes Brendan Hughes, Lydia Leonard, Tom Mison and Joseph Mydell
Will revenge bring her relief and freedom? Or will it continue to trap her family in an endless cycle of violence?
Direction Carrie Cracknell Dramaturgy Ben Power Design Holly Waddington Light Guy Hoare Music Tom Mills
Director Carrie Cracknell blends movement, music and text in a haunting exploration of Sophocles’ masterpiece.
Tickets £22.50
First two weeks – all tickets £15.00
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
‘One of the most idiosyncratic intelligences at work in contemporary literature.’ The Guardian on Anne Carson Airline Partner
‘Carrie Cracknell’s production is tense, swift and cruelly clear: great riches in a small space.’ Sunday Times on Hedda
Direction Joe Hill-Gibbins Design Ultz Light Charles Balfour Sound Paul Arditti Tickets £19.50
A brilliantly witty and daring devised performance created with the help of the Great British public and directed by Lee Simpson, co-founder of world renowned theatre company, Improbable. Rachael and Lisa wanted to make a show but couldn’t think of an idea.
With no press night and no previews, Elektra will be an experience that we can’t put a price on – which is why it’s free.
Armed with a tape recorder, they went on to the streets and asked people to take a good look at them and imagine what their show could be about.
No charge for seats but booking advised.
What they heard and recorded was funny, heartfelt, sometimes jaw dropping but always very revealing about what we can (and can’t) imagine when we look at someone.
Evening performances 8.00pm
Direction Lee Simpson Design Ben Stones Light Colin Grenfell Sound Gareth Fry Tickets from £15.00 ------------------------------------------------------Tours to North Finchley, Manchester, Liverpool, Greenwich, Ludlow, Plymouth, Birmingham and Bristol ------------------------------------------------------Presented with Improbable as part of their Associate Artist Programme
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922 A Young Vic/ATC/Drum Theatre Plymouth co-production
Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl
‘The most moving exploration of loss that the American theater has produced.’ New York Times ‘Sarah Ruhl’s delightful and touching meditation on memory and loss.’ The Guardian This European premiere is created by the team behind the multi-award winning hit The Brothers Size. Eurydice is in love with Orpheus. Her dead father has advice for her wedding but his letters can’t get through to the land of the living. Eurydice crashes down a flight of stairs and wakes in the underworld. How will she ever get home? Alice in Wonderland meets Greek myth in this playful and heart-breaking American take on a timeless tale. ‘Sheibani’s production is superb ... spellbinding and hallucinatory.’ The Guardian (The Brothers Size) Cast Ben Addis, Geff Francis, Becci Gemmell, Marsha Henry, Osi Okerafor, Rhys Rusbatch and Ony Uhiara Direction Bijan Sheibani Design Patrick Burnier Light Mike Gunning Music and Sound Manuel Pinheiro Choreography Aline David Tickets from £12.00 -----------------------------------------------------------Tours to Plymouth, Edinburgh, Cambridge, Newcastle, Bristol, Oxford and Barcelona ------------------------------------------------------------
Airline Partner
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone by August Wilson
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922 A Young Vic/eclipse theatre co-production
The ‘sus’ laws had made it legal for police to stop and search anyone – purely on suspicion.
‘Joe Turner is haunting, profound, indescribably moving. August Wilson continues to rewrite the history of the American theater.’ New York Times
Two detectives in an East London police station place bets on which party will win. A black man is picked up. He is incensed, believing that he’ll be fodder for an incoming government keen to flex its law-and-order muscles.
Winner of the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best Play.
Set on the eve of the Thatcher victory, this revival of Keeffe’s classic coincides with the general election of 2010. What’s changed?
After seven long years, Herald Loomis has been released from Joe Turner’s slave gang. Now he is scouring Pittsburgh for the wife he left behind. And for the road that will lead him to freedom and his rightful place in a new world.
‘Police forces face threat of ‘racist’ label over stop and searches.’ The Guardian March 2010
Cast Simon Armstrong, Clint Dyer and Laurence Spellman
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin McDonagh Summer special
A Young Vic production in association with Headlong
Sus by Barrie Keeffe Election night 1979 ...
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
Elektra by Sophocles
in a version by Anne Carson
‘An absolute cracker’ Daily Telegraph
Direction Gbolahan Obisesan Design Chloe Lamford Light Anna Watson Sound Donato Wharton
Lisa Hammond and Rachael Spence with Improbable
No Idea
Previews £10
Winner of the Evening Standard, Critics’ Circle and Writers’ Guild awards for Best New Play
Tickets from £10.00 -------------------------------------------------------Tours to Lincoln, Leicester, Barking, Bracknell, Birmingham, Ipswich and Manchester --------------------------------------------------------
High in the mountains of Galway live a lonely spinster Maureen and her devilishly manipulative mother Mag. Maureen longs for the romance that will spirit her away. But if she goes, who will stir the lumps out of Mag’s Complan? After world wide success, this is the first major London revival of this horrifically funny play.
Originally produced as part of the Jerwood Directors Award 2008, supported by the Jerwood Charitable Foundation.
Joe Turner is the master-piece of the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and one of the finest plays of the modern theatre.
Oscar and Bafta-winning Martin McDonagh’s other films and plays include In Bruges and The Pillowman.
Cast includes Adjoa Andoh, Daniel Cerqueira, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Petra Letang, Delroy Lindo, Nathaniel Martello-White, Demi Oyediran, Jessica Richardson, Danny Sapani and Riann Steele
Cast includes Rosaleen Linehan and Susan Lynch
‘Biting black comedy with a heart of deeper darkness.’ Independent
Direction David Lan Set Patrick Burnier Costumes Gabrielle Dalton Light Mike Gunning Sound Gareth Fry
Entrapped by her grief and a burning sense of injustice, Elektra battles to find purpose in life after the murder of her father.
Cast includes Brendan Hughes, Lydia Leonard, Tom Mison and Joseph Mydell
Will revenge bring her relief and freedom? Or will it continue to trap her family in an endless cycle of violence?
Direction Carrie Cracknell Dramaturgy Ben Power Design Holly Waddington Light Guy Hoare Music Tom Mills
Director Carrie Cracknell blends movement, music and text in a haunting exploration of Sophocles’ masterpiece.
Tickets £22.50
First two weeks – all tickets £15.00
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
‘One of the most idiosyncratic intelligences at work in contemporary literature.’ The Guardian on Anne Carson Airline Partner
‘Carrie Cracknell’s production is tense, swift and cruelly clear: great riches in a small space.’ Sunday Times on Hedda
Direction Joe Hill-Gibbins Design Ultz Light Charles Balfour Sound Paul Arditti Tickets £19.50
A brilliantly witty and daring devised performance created with the help of the Great British public and directed by Lee Simpson, co-founder of world renowned theatre company, Improbable. Rachael and Lisa wanted to make a show but couldn’t think of an idea.
With no press night and no previews, Elektra will be an experience that we can’t put a price on – which is why it’s free.
Armed with a tape recorder, they went on to the streets and asked people to take a good look at them and imagine what their show could be about.
No charge for seats but booking advised.
What they heard and recorded was funny, heartfelt, sometimes jaw dropping but always very revealing about what we can (and can’t) imagine when we look at someone.
Evening performances 8.00pm
Direction Lee Simpson Design Ben Stones Light Colin Grenfell Sound Gareth Fry Tickets from £15.00 ------------------------------------------------------Tours to North Finchley, Manchester, Liverpool, Greenwich, Ludlow, Plymouth, Birmingham and Bristol ------------------------------------------------------Presented with Improbable as part of their Associate Artist Programme
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922 A Young Vic/ATC/Drum Theatre Plymouth co-production
Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl
‘The most moving exploration of loss that the American theater has produced.’ New York Times ‘Sarah Ruhl’s delightful and touching meditation on memory and loss.’ The Guardian This European premiere is created by the team behind the multi-award winning hit The Brothers Size. Eurydice is in love with Orpheus. Her dead father has advice for her wedding but his letters can’t get through to the land of the living. Eurydice crashes down a flight of stairs and wakes in the underworld. How will she ever get home? Alice in Wonderland meets Greek myth in this playful and heart-breaking American take on a timeless tale. ‘Sheibani’s production is superb ... spellbinding and hallucinatory.’ The Guardian (The Brothers Size) Cast Ben Addis, Geff Francis, Becci Gemmell, Marsha Henry, Osi Okerafor, Rhys Rusbatch and Ony Uhiara Direction Bijan Sheibani Design Patrick Burnier Light Mike Gunning Music and Sound Manuel Pinheiro Choreography Aline David Tickets from £12.00 -----------------------------------------------------------Tours to Plymouth, Edinburgh, Cambridge, Newcastle, Bristol, Oxford and Barcelona ------------------------------------------------------------
Airline Partner
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone by August Wilson
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922 A Young Vic/eclipse theatre co-production
The ‘sus’ laws had made it legal for police to stop and search anyone – purely on suspicion.
‘Joe Turner is haunting, profound, indescribably moving. August Wilson continues to rewrite the history of the American theater.’ New York Times
Two detectives in an East London police station place bets on which party will win. A black man is picked up. He is incensed, believing that he’ll be fodder for an incoming government keen to flex its law-and-order muscles.
Winner of the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best Play.
Set on the eve of the Thatcher victory, this revival of Keeffe’s classic coincides with the general election of 2010. What’s changed?
After seven long years, Herald Loomis has been released from Joe Turner’s slave gang. Now he is scouring Pittsburgh for the wife he left behind. And for the road that will lead him to freedom and his rightful place in a new world.
‘Police forces face threat of ‘racist’ label over stop and searches.’ The Guardian March 2010
Cast Simon Armstrong, Clint Dyer and Laurence Spellman
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin McDonagh Summer special
A Young Vic production in association with Headlong
Sus by Barrie Keeffe Election night 1979 ...
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
Elektra by Sophocles
in a version by Anne Carson
‘An absolute cracker’ Daily Telegraph
Direction Gbolahan Obisesan Design Chloe Lamford Light Anna Watson Sound Donato Wharton
Lisa Hammond and Rachael Spence with Improbable
No Idea
Previews £10
Winner of the Evening Standard, Critics’ Circle and Writers’ Guild awards for Best New Play
Tickets from £10.00 -------------------------------------------------------Tours to Lincoln, Leicester, Barking, Bracknell, Birmingham, Ipswich and Manchester --------------------------------------------------------
High in the mountains of Galway live a lonely spinster Maureen and her devilishly manipulative mother Mag. Maureen longs for the romance that will spirit her away. But if she goes, who will stir the lumps out of Mag’s Complan? After world wide success, this is the first major London revival of this horrifically funny play.
Originally produced as part of the Jerwood Directors Award 2008, supported by the Jerwood Charitable Foundation.
Joe Turner is the master-piece of the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and one of the finest plays of the modern theatre.
Oscar and Bafta-winning Martin McDonagh’s other films and plays include In Bruges and The Pillowman.
Cast includes Adjoa Andoh, Daniel Cerqueira, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Petra Letang, Delroy Lindo, Nathaniel Martello-White, Demi Oyediran, Jessica Richardson, Danny Sapani and Riann Steele
Cast includes Rosaleen Linehan and Susan Lynch
‘Biting black comedy with a heart of deeper darkness.’ Independent
Direction David Lan Set Patrick Burnier Costumes Gabrielle Dalton Light Mike Gunning Sound Gareth Fry
Entrapped by her grief and a burning sense of injustice, Elektra battles to find purpose in life after the murder of her father.
Cast includes Brendan Hughes, Lydia Leonard, Tom Mison and Joseph Mydell
Will revenge bring her relief and freedom? Or will it continue to trap her family in an endless cycle of violence?
Direction Carrie Cracknell Dramaturgy Ben Power Design Holly Waddington Light Guy Hoare Music Tom Mills
Director Carrie Cracknell blends movement, music and text in a haunting exploration of Sophocles’ masterpiece.
Tickets £22.50
First two weeks – all tickets £15.00
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
‘One of the most idiosyncratic intelligences at work in contemporary literature.’ The Guardian on Anne Carson Airline Partner
‘Carrie Cracknell’s production is tense, swift and cruelly clear: great riches in a small space.’ Sunday Times on Hedda
Direction Joe Hill-Gibbins Design Ultz Light Charles Balfour Sound Paul Arditti Tickets £19.50
A brilliantly witty and daring devised performance created with the help of the Great British public and directed by Lee Simpson, co-founder of world renowned theatre company, Improbable. Rachael and Lisa wanted to make a show but couldn’t think of an idea.
With no press night and no previews, Elektra will be an experience that we can’t put a price on – which is why it’s free.
Armed with a tape recorder, they went on to the streets and asked people to take a good look at them and imagine what their show could be about.
No charge for seats but booking advised.
What they heard and recorded was funny, heartfelt, sometimes jaw dropping but always very revealing about what we can (and can’t) imagine when we look at someone.
Evening performances 8.00pm
Direction Lee Simpson Design Ben Stones Light Colin Grenfell Sound Gareth Fry Tickets from £15.00 ------------------------------------------------------Tours to North Finchley, Manchester, Liverpool, Greenwich, Ludlow, Plymouth, Birmingham and Bristol ------------------------------------------------------Presented with Improbable as part of their Associate Artist Programme
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922 A Young Vic/ATC/Drum Theatre Plymouth co-production
Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl
‘The most moving exploration of loss that the American theater has produced.’ New York Times ‘Sarah Ruhl’s delightful and touching meditation on memory and loss.’ The Guardian This European premiere is created by the team behind the multi-award winning hit The Brothers Size. Eurydice is in love with Orpheus. Her dead father has advice for her wedding but his letters can’t get through to the land of the living. Eurydice crashes down a flight of stairs and wakes in the underworld. How will she ever get home? Alice in Wonderland meets Greek myth in this playful and heart-breaking American take on a timeless tale. ‘Sheibani’s production is superb ... spellbinding and hallucinatory.’ The Guardian (The Brothers Size) Cast Ben Addis, Geff Francis, Becci Gemmell, Marsha Henry, Osi Okerafor, Rhys Rusbatch and Ony Uhiara Direction Bijan Sheibani Design Patrick Burnier Light Mike Gunning Music and Sound Manuel Pinheiro Choreography Aline David Tickets from £12.00 -----------------------------------------------------------Tours to Plymouth, Edinburgh, Cambridge, Newcastle, Bristol, Oxford and Barcelona ------------------------------------------------------------
Airline Partner
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone by August Wilson
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922 A Young Vic/eclipse theatre co-production
The ‘sus’ laws had made it legal for police to stop and search anyone – purely on suspicion.
‘Joe Turner is haunting, profound, indescribably moving. August Wilson continues to rewrite the history of the American theater.’ New York Times
Two detectives in an East London police station place bets on which party will win. A black man is picked up. He is incensed, believing that he’ll be fodder for an incoming government keen to flex its law-and-order muscles.
Winner of the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best Play.
Set on the eve of the Thatcher victory, this revival of Keeffe’s classic coincides with the general election of 2010. What’s changed?
After seven long years, Herald Loomis has been released from Joe Turner’s slave gang. Now he is scouring Pittsburgh for the wife he left behind. And for the road that will lead him to freedom and his rightful place in a new world.
‘Police forces face threat of ‘racist’ label over stop and searches.’ The Guardian March 2010
Cast Simon Armstrong, Clint Dyer and Laurence Spellman
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin McDonagh Summer special
A Young Vic production in association with Headlong
Sus by Barrie Keeffe Election night 1979 ...
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
Elektra by Sophocles
in a version by Anne Carson
‘An absolute cracker’ Daily Telegraph
Direction Gbolahan Obisesan Design Chloe Lamford Light Anna Watson Sound Donato Wharton
Lisa Hammond and Rachael Spence with Improbable
No Idea
Previews £10
Winner of the Evening Standard, Critics’ Circle and Writers’ Guild awards for Best New Play
Tickets from £10.00 -------------------------------------------------------Tours to Lincoln, Leicester, Barking, Bracknell, Birmingham, Ipswich and Manchester --------------------------------------------------------
High in the mountains of Galway live a lonely spinster Maureen and her devilishly manipulative mother Mag. Maureen longs for the romance that will spirit her away. But if she goes, who will stir the lumps out of Mag’s Complan? After world wide success, this is the first major London revival of this horrifically funny play.
Originally produced as part of the Jerwood Directors Award 2008, supported by the Jerwood Charitable Foundation.
Joe Turner is the master-piece of the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and one of the finest plays of the modern theatre.
Oscar and Bafta-winning Martin McDonagh’s other films and plays include In Bruges and The Pillowman.
Cast includes Adjoa Andoh, Daniel Cerqueira, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Petra Letang, Delroy Lindo, Nathaniel Martello-White, Demi Oyediran, Jessica Richardson, Danny Sapani and Riann Steele
Cast includes Rosaleen Linehan and Susan Lynch
‘Biting black comedy with a heart of deeper darkness.’ Independent
Direction David Lan Set Patrick Burnier Costumes Gabrielle Dalton Light Mike Gunning Sound Gareth Fry
Entrapped by her grief and a burning sense of injustice, Elektra battles to find purpose in life after the murder of her father.
Cast includes Brendan Hughes, Lydia Leonard, Tom Mison and Joseph Mydell
Will revenge bring her relief and freedom? Or will it continue to trap her family in an endless cycle of violence?
Direction Carrie Cracknell Dramaturgy Ben Power Design Holly Waddington Light Guy Hoare Music Tom Mills
Director Carrie Cracknell blends movement, music and text in a haunting exploration of Sophocles’ masterpiece.
Tickets £22.50
First two weeks – all tickets £15.00
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
‘One of the most idiosyncratic intelligences at work in contemporary literature.’ The Guardian on Anne Carson Airline Partner
‘Carrie Cracknell’s production is tense, swift and cruelly clear: great riches in a small space.’ Sunday Times on Hedda
Direction Joe Hill-Gibbins Design Ultz Light Charles Balfour Sound Paul Arditti Tickets £19.50
A brilliantly witty and daring devised performance created with the help of the Great British public and directed by Lee Simpson, co-founder of world renowned theatre company, Improbable. Rachael and Lisa wanted to make a show but couldn’t think of an idea.
With no press night and no previews, Elektra will be an experience that we can’t put a price on – which is why it’s free.
Armed with a tape recorder, they went on to the streets and asked people to take a good look at them and imagine what their show could be about.
No charge for seats but booking advised.
What they heard and recorded was funny, heartfelt, sometimes jaw dropping but always very revealing about what we can (and can’t) imagine when we look at someone.
Evening performances 8.00pm
Direction Lee Simpson Design Ben Stones Light Colin Grenfell Sound Gareth Fry Tickets from £15.00 ------------------------------------------------------Tours to North Finchley, Manchester, Liverpool, Greenwich, Ludlow, Plymouth, Birmingham and Bristol ------------------------------------------------------Presented with Improbable as part of their Associate Artist Programme
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922 A Young Vic/ATC/Drum Theatre Plymouth co-production
Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl
‘The most moving exploration of loss that the American theater has produced.’ New York Times ‘Sarah Ruhl’s delightful and touching meditation on memory and loss.’ The Guardian This European premiere is created by the team behind the multi-award winning hit The Brothers Size. Eurydice is in love with Orpheus. Her dead father has advice for her wedding but his letters can’t get through to the land of the living. Eurydice crashes down a flight of stairs and wakes in the underworld. How will she ever get home? Alice in Wonderland meets Greek myth in this playful and heart-breaking American take on a timeless tale. ‘Sheibani’s production is superb ... spellbinding and hallucinatory.’ The Guardian (The Brothers Size) Cast Ben Addis, Geff Francis, Becci Gemmell, Marsha Henry, Osi Okerafor, Rhys Rusbatch and Ony Uhiara Direction Bijan Sheibani Design Patrick Burnier Light Mike Gunning Music and Sound Manuel Pinheiro Choreography Aline David Tickets from £12.00 -----------------------------------------------------------Tours to Plymouth, Edinburgh, Cambridge, Newcastle, Bristol, Oxford and Barcelona ------------------------------------------------------------
Airline Partner
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone by August Wilson
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922 A Young Vic/eclipse theatre co-production
The ‘sus’ laws had made it legal for police to stop and search anyone – purely on suspicion.
‘Joe Turner is haunting, profound, indescribably moving. August Wilson continues to rewrite the history of the American theater.’ New York Times
Two detectives in an East London police station place bets on which party will win. A black man is picked up. He is incensed, believing that he’ll be fodder for an incoming government keen to flex its law-and-order muscles.
Winner of the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best Play.
Set on the eve of the Thatcher victory, this revival of Keeffe’s classic coincides with the general election of 2010. What’s changed?
After seven long years, Herald Loomis has been released from Joe Turner’s slave gang. Now he is scouring Pittsburgh for the wife he left behind. And for the road that will lead him to freedom and his rightful place in a new world.
‘Police forces face threat of ‘racist’ label over stop and searches.’ The Guardian March 2010
Cast Simon Armstrong, Clint Dyer and Laurence Spellman
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin McDonagh Summer special
A Young Vic production in association with Headlong
Sus by Barrie Keeffe Election night 1979 ...
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
Elektra by Sophocles
in a version by Anne Carson
‘An absolute cracker’ Daily Telegraph
Direction Gbolahan Obisesan Design Chloe Lamford Light Anna Watson Sound Donato Wharton
Lisa Hammond and Rachael Spence with Improbable
No Idea
Previews £10
Winner of the Evening Standard, Critics’ Circle and Writers’ Guild awards for Best New Play
Tickets from £10.00 -------------------------------------------------------Tours to Lincoln, Leicester, Barking, Bracknell, Birmingham, Ipswich and Manchester --------------------------------------------------------
High in the mountains of Galway live a lonely spinster Maureen and her devilishly manipulative mother Mag. Maureen longs for the romance that will spirit her away. But if she goes, who will stir the lumps out of Mag’s Complan? After world wide success, this is the first major London revival of this horrifically funny play.
Originally produced as part of the Jerwood Directors Award 2008, supported by the Jerwood Charitable Foundation.
Joe Turner is the master-piece of the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and one of the finest plays of the modern theatre.
Oscar and Bafta-winning Martin McDonagh’s other films and plays include In Bruges and The Pillowman.
Cast includes Adjoa Andoh, Daniel Cerqueira, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Petra Letang, Delroy Lindo, Nathaniel Martello-White, Demi Oyediran, Jessica Richardson, Danny Sapani and Riann Steele
Cast includes Rosaleen Linehan and Susan Lynch
‘Biting black comedy with a heart of deeper darkness.’ Independent
Direction David Lan Set Patrick Burnier Costumes Gabrielle Dalton Light Mike Gunning Sound Gareth Fry
Entrapped by her grief and a burning sense of injustice, Elektra battles to find purpose in life after the murder of her father.
Cast includes Brendan Hughes, Lydia Leonard, Tom Mison and Joseph Mydell
Will revenge bring her relief and freedom? Or will it continue to trap her family in an endless cycle of violence?
Direction Carrie Cracknell Dramaturgy Ben Power Design Holly Waddington Light Guy Hoare Music Tom Mills
Director Carrie Cracknell blends movement, music and text in a haunting exploration of Sophocles’ masterpiece.
Tickets £22.50
First two weeks – all tickets £15.00
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
‘One of the most idiosyncratic intelligences at work in contemporary literature.’ The Guardian on Anne Carson Airline Partner
‘Carrie Cracknell’s production is tense, swift and cruelly clear: great riches in a small space.’ Sunday Times on Hedda
Direction Joe Hill-Gibbins Design Ultz Light Charles Balfour Sound Paul Arditti Tickets £19.50
A brilliantly witty and daring devised performance created with the help of the Great British public and directed by Lee Simpson, co-founder of world renowned theatre company, Improbable. Rachael and Lisa wanted to make a show but couldn’t think of an idea.
With no press night and no previews, Elektra will be an experience that we can’t put a price on – which is why it’s free.
Armed with a tape recorder, they went on to the streets and asked people to take a good look at them and imagine what their show could be about.
No charge for seats but booking advised.
What they heard and recorded was funny, heartfelt, sometimes jaw dropping but always very revealing about what we can (and can’t) imagine when we look at someone.
Evening performances 8.00pm
Direction Lee Simpson Design Ben Stones Light Colin Grenfell Sound Gareth Fry Tickets from £15.00 ------------------------------------------------------Tours to North Finchley, Manchester, Liverpool, Greenwich, Ludlow, Plymouth, Birmingham and Bristol ------------------------------------------------------Presented with Improbable as part of their Associate Artist Programme
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922 A Young Vic/ATC/Drum Theatre Plymouth co-production
Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl
‘The most moving exploration of loss that the American theater has produced.’ New York Times ‘Sarah Ruhl’s delightful and touching meditation on memory and loss.’ The Guardian This European premiere is created by the team behind the multi-award winning hit The Brothers Size. Eurydice is in love with Orpheus. Her dead father has advice for her wedding but his letters can’t get through to the land of the living. Eurydice crashes down a flight of stairs and wakes in the underworld. How will she ever get home? Alice in Wonderland meets Greek myth in this playful and heart-breaking American take on a timeless tale. ‘Sheibani’s production is superb ... spellbinding and hallucinatory.’ The Guardian (The Brothers Size) Cast Ben Addis, Geff Francis, Becci Gemmell, Marsha Henry, Osi Okerafor, Rhys Rusbatch and Ony Uhiara Direction Bijan Sheibani Design Patrick Burnier Light Mike Gunning Music and Sound Manuel Pinheiro Choreography Aline David Tickets from £12.00 -----------------------------------------------------------Tours to Plymouth, Edinburgh, Cambridge, Newcastle, Bristol, Oxford and Barcelona ------------------------------------------------------------
Airline Partner
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone by August Wilson
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922 A Young Vic/eclipse theatre co-production
The ‘sus’ laws had made it legal for police to stop and search anyone – purely on suspicion.
‘Joe Turner is haunting, profound, indescribably moving. August Wilson continues to rewrite the history of the American theater.’ New York Times
Two detectives in an East London police station place bets on which party will win. A black man is picked up. He is incensed, believing that he’ll be fodder for an incoming government keen to flex its law-and-order muscles.
Winner of the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best Play.
Set on the eve of the Thatcher victory, this revival of Keeffe’s classic coincides with the general election of 2010. What’s changed?
After seven long years, Herald Loomis has been released from Joe Turner’s slave gang. Now he is scouring Pittsburgh for the wife he left behind. And for the road that will lead him to freedom and his rightful place in a new world.
‘Police forces face threat of ‘racist’ label over stop and searches.’ The Guardian March 2010
Cast Simon Armstrong, Clint Dyer and Laurence Spellman
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin McDonagh Summer special
A Young Vic production in association with Headlong
Sus by Barrie Keeffe Election night 1979 ...
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
Elektra by Sophocles
in a version by Anne Carson
‘An absolute cracker’ Daily Telegraph
Direction Gbolahan Obisesan Design Chloe Lamford Light Anna Watson Sound Donato Wharton
Lisa Hammond and Rachael Spence with Improbable
No Idea
Previews £10
Winner of the Evening Standard, Critics’ Circle and Writers’ Guild awards for Best New Play
Tickets from £10.00 -------------------------------------------------------Tours to Lincoln, Leicester, Barking, Bracknell, Birmingham, Ipswich and Manchester --------------------------------------------------------
High in the mountains of Galway live a lonely spinster Maureen and her devilishly manipulative mother Mag. Maureen longs for the romance that will spirit her away. But if she goes, who will stir the lumps out of Mag’s Complan? After world wide success, this is the first major London revival of this horrifically funny play.
Originally produced as part of the Jerwood Directors Award 2008, supported by the Jerwood Charitable Foundation.
Joe Turner is the master-piece of the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and one of the finest plays of the modern theatre.
Oscar and Bafta-winning Martin McDonagh’s other films and plays include In Bruges and The Pillowman.
Cast includes Adjoa Andoh, Daniel Cerqueira, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Petra Letang, Delroy Lindo, Nathaniel Martello-White, Demi Oyediran, Jessica Richardson, Danny Sapani and Riann Steele
Cast includes Rosaleen Linehan and Susan Lynch
‘Biting black comedy with a heart of deeper darkness.’ Independent
Direction David Lan Set Patrick Burnier Costumes Gabrielle Dalton Light Mike Gunning Sound Gareth Fry
Entrapped by her grief and a burning sense of injustice, Elektra battles to find purpose in life after the murder of her father.
Cast includes Brendan Hughes, Lydia Leonard, Tom Mison and Joseph Mydell
Will revenge bring her relief and freedom? Or will it continue to trap her family in an endless cycle of violence?
Direction Carrie Cracknell Dramaturgy Ben Power Design Holly Waddington Light Guy Hoare Music Tom Mills
Director Carrie Cracknell blends movement, music and text in a haunting exploration of Sophocles’ masterpiece.
Tickets £22.50
First two weeks – all tickets £15.00
www.youngvic.org 020 7922 2922
‘One of the most idiosyncratic intelligences at work in contemporary literature.’ The Guardian on Anne Carson Airline Partner
‘Carrie Cracknell’s production is tense, swift and cruelly clear: great riches in a small space.’ Sunday Times on Hedda
Direction Joe Hill-Gibbins Design Ultz Light Charles Balfour Sound Paul Arditti Tickets £19.50
A brilliantly witty and daring devised performance created with the help of the Great British public and directed by Lee Simpson, co-founder of world renowned theatre company, Improbable. Rachael and Lisa wanted to make a show but couldn’t think of an idea.
With no press night and no previews, Elektra will be an experience that we can’t put a price on – which is why it’s free.
Armed with a tape recorder, they went on to the streets and asked people to take a good look at them and imagine what their show could be about.
No charge for seats but booking advised.
What they heard and recorded was funny, heartfelt, sometimes jaw dropping but always very revealing about what we can (and can’t) imagine when we look at someone.
Evening performances 8.00pm
Direction Lee Simpson Design Ben Stones Light Colin Grenfell Sound Gareth Fry Tickets from £15.00 ------------------------------------------------------Tours to North Finchley, Manchester, Liverpool, Greenwich, Ludlow, Plymouth, Birmingham and Bristol ------------------------------------------------------Presented with Improbable as part of their Associate Artist Programme
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Access for all The Young Vic is an accessible theatre committed to making everyone’s visit as enjoyable as possible. For information call 020 7922 2835 or visit our website www.youngvic.org (Textphone users can call 18001 followed by 020 7922 2922).
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‘There isn’t a more sociable bar and restaurant in any London theatre.’ The Independent
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An audio and text only version of this brochure is available as a download from our website at www.youngvic.org/access or by calling 020 7922 2922 or emailing boxoffice@youngvic.org
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Our menus evolve with the shows on stage. An inspired mix of classic and original playthemed dishes create an exciting menu from fresh, free-range and organic ingredients.
‘The only chance to see the greatest living opera composer in the theatre this year.’ The Guardian 24 April – 08 May (7.00pm) Seven performances only
Continental beers, a great wine cellar and London driven cocktails.
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A new production directed by Fiona Shaw
The bar and kitchen are open from 9am until late.
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Joe Turner’s Come and Gone Captioned Performance Monday 21 June 7.30pm
The Beauty Queen of Leenane Captioned Performance Thursday 5 August 7.30pm
Audio Described Performance Saturday 26 June 2.30pm
Audio Described Performance Saturday 14 August 2.30pm
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To book a table, for private events or general enquiries call 020 7928 4400
The Young Vic elsewhere ... --------------------------------------------------------A Young Vic/Wiener Festwochen/Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen co-production co-commissioned by Warwick Arts Centre
--------------------------------------------------------A Young Vic/Fuel co-production Sound&Fury’s
Sweet Nothings
Kursk
by Arthur Schnitzler in a new version by David Harrower
in collaboration with Bryony Lavery commissioned by The Junction, Cambridge
‘An exquisite production by Luc Bondy... A miracle of staging... Impeccable performances.’ The Guardian
‘Essential theatrical viewing.’ Time Out
Join as a friend of the Young Vic and receive discounts on tickets and at our great restaurant and bar, plus invitations to special events and backstage activities.
To book and for more details about all shows currently on sale visit our website. And sign up for advance news and regular updates about forthcoming shows: www.youngvic.org
The Friends priority booking period will allow you to secure your tickets in advance. Your support will enable us to continue bringing people together – young and old – to create and to share through theatre.
To find out about our work with schools and colleges, young people, our local community and our directors programme click on www.youngvic.org/taking-part
For more information www.youngvic.org/support-us or call 020 7922 2810
To join as a Friend of the Young Vic, to qualify for discounts and priority booking visit www.youngvic.org/support-us How to get here 66 The Cut, Waterloo, London, SE1 8LZ We are in the South Bank area of London, a short walk from Tate Modern, the National Theatre and the river, two minutes walk from Waterloo and Southwark stations.
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Royal & Derngate, Northampton Rose Theatre, Kingston Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry Wiener Festwochen, Austria Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen, Germany Teatro Canal Madrid, Spain ---------------------------------------------------------
Old Vic, Bristol The Junction, Cambridge Northern Stage, Newcastle Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry Everyman, Liverpool Tramway, Glasgow ---------------------------------------------------------
Design INTRO www.introwebsite.com Cover image Dan Burn-Forti Elektra Amy Masson
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August Wilson, Martin McDonagh, Sophocles …
Diary April – August 2010
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Access for all The Young Vic is an accessible theatre committed to making everyone’s visit as enjoyable as possible. For information call 020 7922 2835 or visit our website www.youngvic.org (Textphone users can call 18001 followed by 020 7922 2922).
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‘There isn’t a more sociable bar and restaurant in any London theatre.’ The Independent
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An audio and text only version of this brochure is available as a download from our website at www.youngvic.org/access or by calling 020 7922 2922 or emailing boxoffice@youngvic.org
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Our menus evolve with the shows on stage. An inspired mix of classic and original playthemed dishes create an exciting menu from fresh, free-range and organic ingredients.
‘The only chance to see the greatest living opera composer in the theatre this year.’ The Guardian 24 April – 08 May (7.00pm) Seven performances only
Continental beers, a great wine cellar and London driven cocktails.
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A new production directed by Fiona Shaw
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The Beauty Queen of Leenane Captioned Performance Thursday 5 August 7.30pm
Audio Described Performance Saturday 26 June 2.30pm
Audio Described Performance Saturday 14 August 2.30pm
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To book a table, for private events or general enquiries call 020 7928 4400
The Young Vic elsewhere ... --------------------------------------------------------A Young Vic/Wiener Festwochen/Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen co-production co-commissioned by Warwick Arts Centre
--------------------------------------------------------A Young Vic/Fuel co-production Sound&Fury’s
Sweet Nothings
Kursk
by Arthur Schnitzler in a new version by David Harrower
in collaboration with Bryony Lavery commissioned by The Junction, Cambridge
‘An exquisite production by Luc Bondy... A miracle of staging... Impeccable performances.’ The Guardian
‘Essential theatrical viewing.’ Time Out
Join as a friend of the Young Vic and receive discounts on tickets and at our great restaurant and bar, plus invitations to special events and backstage activities.
To book and for more details about all shows currently on sale visit our website. And sign up for advance news and regular updates about forthcoming shows: www.youngvic.org
The Friends priority booking period will allow you to secure your tickets in advance. Your support will enable us to continue bringing people together – young and old – to create and to share through theatre.
To find out about our work with schools and colleges, young people, our local community and our directors programme click on www.youngvic.org/taking-part
For more information www.youngvic.org/support-us or call 020 7922 2810
To join as a Friend of the Young Vic, to qualify for discounts and priority booking visit www.youngvic.org/support-us How to get here 66 The Cut, Waterloo, London, SE1 8LZ We are in the South Bank area of London, a short walk from Tate Modern, the National Theatre and the river, two minutes walk from Waterloo and Southwark stations.
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Royal & Derngate, Northampton Rose Theatre, Kingston Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry Wiener Festwochen, Austria Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen, Germany Teatro Canal Madrid, Spain ---------------------------------------------------------
Old Vic, Bristol The Junction, Cambridge Northern Stage, Newcastle Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry Everyman, Liverpool Tramway, Glasgow ---------------------------------------------------------
Design INTRO www.introwebsite.com Cover image Dan Burn-Forti Elektra Amy Masson
Registered in England No 1188209 VAT Registration No 236 6733 48 Charity Registration No 268876
Box Office 020 7922 2922 Mon –Sat 10.00am – 6.00pm In person: Mon –Sat 10.00am – 6.00pm Or until 8.00pm on performance days. All seats are unreserved. No booking fees. Limited £10 tickets are available for Under 26s. Discounts available for unwaged, over 60s and disabled for all shows (not applicable to Previews). See www.youngvic.org for details. Group bookings must be paid for 2 weeks in advance. A Night Less Ordinary Free tickets for Under 26s for limited performances as part of A Night Less Ordinary. See www.freelondontheatre.com or call 020 7922 2922 for current YV offers. Become a fan of the Young Vic on Facebook for news and special offers Check out our trailers and exclusive interviews at www.youtube.com/ youngvictheatre
August Wilson, Martin McDonagh, Sophocles …
Diary April – August 2010
Main House May
1 Sa
Elegy for Young Lovers
7.00
Preview 2 Su
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An ENO/Young Vic co-production Hans Werner Henze’s 15 Sa
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Joe Turner’s Come and Gone July
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone Beauty Queen of Leenane August
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Beauty Queen of Leenane The Maria April
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Eurydice June
Eurydice Elektra July
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Elektra No Idea The Clare June
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Access for all The Young Vic is an accessible theatre committed to making everyone’s visit as enjoyable as possible. For information call 020 7922 2835 or visit our website www.youngvic.org (Textphone users can call 18001 followed by 020 7922 2922).
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Elegy for Young Lovers
‘There isn’t a more sociable bar and restaurant in any London theatre.’ The Independent
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An audio and text only version of this brochure is available as a download from our website at www.youngvic.org/access or by calling 020 7922 2922 or emailing boxoffice@youngvic.org
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Our menus evolve with the shows on stage. An inspired mix of classic and original playthemed dishes create an exciting menu from fresh, free-range and organic ingredients.
‘The only chance to see the greatest living opera composer in the theatre this year.’ The Guardian 24 April – 08 May (7.00pm) Seven performances only
Continental beers, a great wine cellar and London driven cocktails.
31 Sa
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2.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45
26 27 Sa Su 2.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 21 M
A new production directed by Fiona Shaw
The bar and kitchen are open from 9am until late.
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A tragic tale of the dark side of creativity
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Joe Turner’s Come and Gone June
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Joe Turner’s Come and Gone Captioned Performance Monday 21 June 7.30pm
The Beauty Queen of Leenane Captioned Performance Thursday 5 August 7.30pm
Audio Described Performance Saturday 26 June 2.30pm
Audio Described Performance Saturday 14 August 2.30pm
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To book a table, for private events or general enquiries call 020 7928 4400
The Young Vic elsewhere ... --------------------------------------------------------A Young Vic/Wiener Festwochen/Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen co-production co-commissioned by Warwick Arts Centre
--------------------------------------------------------A Young Vic/Fuel co-production Sound&Fury’s
Sweet Nothings
Kursk
by Arthur Schnitzler in a new version by David Harrower
in collaboration with Bryony Lavery commissioned by The Junction, Cambridge
‘An exquisite production by Luc Bondy... A miracle of staging... Impeccable performances.’ The Guardian
‘Essential theatrical viewing.’ Time Out
Join as a friend of the Young Vic and receive discounts on tickets and at our great restaurant and bar, plus invitations to special events and backstage activities.
To book and for more details about all shows currently on sale visit our website. And sign up for advance news and regular updates about forthcoming shows: www.youngvic.org
The Friends priority booking period will allow you to secure your tickets in advance. Your support will enable us to continue bringing people together – young and old – to create and to share through theatre.
To find out about our work with schools and colleges, young people, our local community and our directors programme click on www.youngvic.org/taking-part
For more information www.youngvic.org/support-us or call 020 7922 2810
To join as a Friend of the Young Vic, to qualify for discounts and priority booking visit www.youngvic.org/support-us How to get here 66 The Cut, Waterloo, London, SE1 8LZ We are in the South Bank area of London, a short walk from Tate Modern, the National Theatre and the river, two minutes walk from Waterloo and Southwark stations.
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Royal & Derngate, Northampton Rose Theatre, Kingston Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry Wiener Festwochen, Austria Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen, Germany Teatro Canal Madrid, Spain ---------------------------------------------------------
Old Vic, Bristol The Junction, Cambridge Northern Stage, Newcastle Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry Everyman, Liverpool Tramway, Glasgow ---------------------------------------------------------
Design INTRO www.introwebsite.com Cover image Dan Burn-Forti Elektra Amy Masson
Registered in England No 1188209 VAT Registration No 236 6733 48 Charity Registration No 268876
Box Office 020 7922 2922 Mon –Sat 10.00am – 6.00pm In person: Mon –Sat 10.00am – 6.00pm Or until 8.00pm on performance days. All seats are unreserved. No booking fees. Limited £10 tickets are available for Under 26s. Discounts available for unwaged, over 60s and disabled for all shows (not applicable to Previews). See www.youngvic.org for details. Group bookings must be paid for 2 weeks in advance. A Night Less Ordinary Free tickets for Under 26s for limited performances as part of A Night Less Ordinary. See www.freelondontheatre.com or call 020 7922 2922 for current YV offers. Become a fan of the Young Vic on Facebook for news and special offers Check out our trailers and exclusive interviews at www.youtube.com/ youngvictheatre
August Wilson, Martin McDonagh, Sophocles …
Diary April – August 2010
Main House May
1 Sa
Elegy for Young Lovers
7.00
Preview 2 Su
3 M
4 Tu
5 W
7.00
6 Th
7 F
7.00
8 Sa
9 Su
10 M
11 Tu
12 W
13 Th
14 F
An ENO/Young Vic co-production Hans Werner Henze’s 15 Sa
16 Su
17 M
18 Tu
19 W
20 Th
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone July
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone Beauty Queen of Leenane August
Tu
Sa Su 2.30 7.30 7.30 7.00 7.30 7.30 Th F Sa Su M Tu 2.30 7.30 7.30 7.30 Su
Beauty Queen of Leenane The Maria April
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8 Th
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Eurydice June
Eurydice Elektra July
Tu
W
Elektra No Idea The Clare June
13 Tu
14 W
15 Th
16 F
17 Sa
18 Su
19 M
20 Tu
22 Th
23 F
Sus
Access for all The Young Vic is an accessible theatre committed to making everyone’s visit as enjoyable as possible. For information call 020 7922 2835 or visit our website www.youngvic.org (Textphone users can call 18001 followed by 020 7922 2922).
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Elegy for Young Lovers
‘There isn’t a more sociable bar and restaurant in any London theatre.’ The Independent
9 W
10 Th
11 F
7.45 7.45 7.00 7.45
An audio and text only version of this brochure is available as a download from our website at www.youngvic.org/access or by calling 020 7922 2922 or emailing boxoffice@youngvic.org
12 Sa 7.45
13 Su
14 M
19 20 Sa Su 2.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 15 Tu
16 W
17 Th
18 F
27 Tu
8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 F Sa Su M Tu
22 Tu
23 W
28 W
29 Th
30 F
24 Th
25 F
Our menus evolve with the shows on stage. An inspired mix of classic and original playthemed dishes create an exciting menu from fresh, free-range and organic ingredients.
‘The only chance to see the greatest living opera composer in the theatre this year.’ The Guardian 24 April – 08 May (7.00pm) Seven performances only
Continental beers, a great wine cellar and London driven cocktails.
31 Sa
8.00 8.00 8.00 W Th F Sa
2.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45
26 27 Sa Su 2.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 21 M
A new production directed by Fiona Shaw
The bar and kitchen are open from 9am until late.
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Eurydice May
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A tragic tale of the dark side of creativity
7.30 7.30 7.30 7.30 7.30 W Th F Sa Su
Tu
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22 Sa
7.00
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone June
21 F
28 M
29 Tu
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone Captioned Performance Monday 21 June 7.30pm
The Beauty Queen of Leenane Captioned Performance Thursday 5 August 7.30pm
Audio Described Performance Saturday 26 June 2.30pm
Audio Described Performance Saturday 14 August 2.30pm
30 W
To book a table, for private events or general enquiries call 020 7928 4400
The Young Vic elsewhere ... --------------------------------------------------------A Young Vic/Wiener Festwochen/Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen co-production co-commissioned by Warwick Arts Centre
--------------------------------------------------------A Young Vic/Fuel co-production Sound&Fury’s
Sweet Nothings
Kursk
by Arthur Schnitzler in a new version by David Harrower
in collaboration with Bryony Lavery commissioned by The Junction, Cambridge
‘An exquisite production by Luc Bondy... A miracle of staging... Impeccable performances.’ The Guardian
‘Essential theatrical viewing.’ Time Out
Join as a friend of the Young Vic and receive discounts on tickets and at our great restaurant and bar, plus invitations to special events and backstage activities.
To book and for more details about all shows currently on sale visit our website. And sign up for advance news and regular updates about forthcoming shows: www.youngvic.org
The Friends priority booking period will allow you to secure your tickets in advance. Your support will enable us to continue bringing people together – young and old – to create and to share through theatre.
To find out about our work with schools and colleges, young people, our local community and our directors programme click on www.youngvic.org/taking-part
For more information www.youngvic.org/support-us or call 020 7922 2810
To join as a Friend of the Young Vic, to qualify for discounts and priority booking visit www.youngvic.org/support-us How to get here 66 The Cut, Waterloo, London, SE1 8LZ We are in the South Bank area of London, a short walk from Tate Modern, the National Theatre and the river, two minutes walk from Waterloo and Southwark stations.
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Royal & Derngate, Northampton Rose Theatre, Kingston Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry Wiener Festwochen, Austria Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen, Germany Teatro Canal Madrid, Spain ---------------------------------------------------------
Old Vic, Bristol The Junction, Cambridge Northern Stage, Newcastle Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry Everyman, Liverpool Tramway, Glasgow ---------------------------------------------------------
Design INTRO www.introwebsite.com Cover image Dan Burn-Forti Elektra Amy Masson
Registered in England No 1188209 VAT Registration No 236 6733 48 Charity Registration No 268876
Box Office 020 7922 2922 Mon –Sat 10.00am – 6.00pm In person: Mon –Sat 10.00am – 6.00pm Or until 8.00pm on performance days. All seats are unreserved. No booking fees. Limited £10 tickets are available for Under 26s. Discounts available for unwaged, over 60s and disabled for all shows (not applicable to Previews). See www.youngvic.org for details. Group bookings must be paid for 2 weeks in advance. A Night Less Ordinary Free tickets for Under 26s for limited performances as part of A Night Less Ordinary. See www.freelondontheatre.com or call 020 7922 2922 for current YV offers. Become a fan of the Young Vic on Facebook for news and special offers Check out our trailers and exclusive interviews at www.youtube.com/ youngvictheatre
August Wilson, Martin McDonagh, Sophocles …
Diary April – August 2010