What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank

4 Oct

23 Nov

What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank

Cast

To be announced

Phil
Joshua Malina

Debbie
Caroline Catz

Shoshana
Dorothea Myer - Bennett

Yerucham
Simon Yadoo

Trevor
Gabriel Howell

THEATRE

Creatives & production team

Writer

Nathan Englander

Director
Patrick Marber

Designer
Anna Fleischle

Lighting Designer
Sally Ferguson

Sound Designer
David Gregory

Associate Director
Natalie Simone

Associate Designer
Angelica Rush

Movement Director
EJ Boyle

Casting Advisor
Helena Palmer CDG

Producer
Oliver King

General Management
Lew Forman for Wild Yak

Co-Producers
Craig Dorfman, Nina Tassler, David Daniels

Associate Producers
Sofia Kapkova & Bill Prady

Production Partners
MART Foundation

Preview tickets starting from £12.50!

“Who in your life would you trust to keep you alive? And who do you know who would risk their own life  for yours?”

Based on the Pulitzer-finalist short story by Nathan Englander, don't miss this brand new serious-comedy starring West Wing and Big Bang Theory actor Joshua Malina, and directed by Leopoldstadt's Patrick Marber.

  WHAT        A serious new comedy.
         WE        Two Jewish couples; one secular, the other ultra-Orthodox.
     TALK        The argument none of them meant to have.
 ABOUT        Identity, Politics, Parenthood and Getting High.
  WHEN        Present day Florida.
         WE         A college dropout who claims to be a Pastafarian
     TALK        Provocative, Hilarious, Painful, Honest.
ABOUT        Gaza, Israel, the Holocaust, Nazis, Marriage, Sex.
   ANNE         A nice Jewish girl….
 FRANK        is not in this play.

Schedule:

Monday to Saturday: 7:30pm

Thursdays & Saturdays: 2:30pm & 7:30pm

Post show Q&A sessions:

10th October - post show talk from Rabbi Levy

15th October - Jewish Chronicle post show Q&A

21st October - Yale in London post show Q&A

29th October - Jewish Renaissance post show Q&A

Running Time: 2 hours (including interval)

Age Recommendation: 14+

Content warnings: Strong language, discussion of sensitive topics including current world politics and international relations, drug use

Access seats are available to book online.

Wheelchair Accessible Spaces

For each performance there is one wheelchair accessible space located in K5 with the companion seat K4.Please note that this is not on an aisle, if you wish to transfer it would be best to book one of the access and companion tickets. You can book here.