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Post by nash16 on Aug 17, 2018 21:22:32 GMT
Following All My Sons at the Old Vic, this depression era based play will be the second in the Arthur Miller double-bill.
Very large cast.
Last seen at the Finborough in 2012.
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Post by learfan on Aug 17, 2018 22:46:48 GMT
Ooh fab, missed the Finborough production so another Miller ticked.
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Post by Jan on Aug 18, 2018 7:47:55 GMT
Ooh fab, missed the Finborough production so another Miller ticked. I saw the NT production of this years ago. It is one of his lesser plays but interesting and worth seeing. |
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Post by learfan on Aug 18, 2018 8:12:18 GMT
That had better not have been an intentional pun... Now this I'm signing up for. Managed to miss both the NT and Finborough, and it's one of the few I've never seen on stage. Snap, wonder if it will share any of the AMS cast? Afraid you've lost me with the pun query! |
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Post by showgirl on Aug 18, 2018 13:17:04 GMT
I didn't get the pun either, but last time I had to ask for an explanation it turned out to be a reference to something rude, so I thought maybe I was the only one nonplussed.
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Post by learfan on Aug 18, 2018 15:47:20 GMT
Clock / ticked. C'mon, c'mon, work with me here buddy. Yeah ok, i wouldn't open with it though. Anyhoo is this confirmed at all? Its not exactly a well known work so some names, preferably American would be nice. Stacy Keach as dad, Sally Field as mum. |
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Post by Phantom of London on Aug 18, 2018 22:27:13 GMT
Clock / ticked. C'mon, c'mon, work with me here buddy. Clearly you got too much time on your hands. |
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Post by Phantom of London on Aug 18, 2018 22:28:26 GMT
Will The Price transfer as well form Bath, with an impeccable David Suchet?
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Post by Jan on Aug 19, 2018 12:21:16 GMT
Clock / ticked. C'mon, c'mon, work with me here buddy. Yeah ok, i wouldn't open with it though. Anyhoo is this confirmed at all? Its not exactly a well known work so some names, preferably American would be nice. Stacy Keach as dad, Sally Field as mum. What would actually be nice is to see some UK actors in it. The YV and Lyttleton are each doing a year of exclusively American work. The Old Vic All My Sons is an American play with an American cast and an American director too. This obsession with America is very odd. |
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Post by learfan on Aug 19, 2018 12:57:24 GMT
Yeah ok, i wouldn't open with it though. Anyhoo is this confirmed at all? Its not exactly a well known work so some names, preferably American would be nice. Stacy Keach as dad, Sally Field as mum. What would actually be nice is to see some UK actors in it. The YV and Lyttleton are each doing a year of exclusively American work. The Old Vic All My Sons is an American play with an American cast and an American director too. This obsession with America is very odd. Yeah fair point but AC does surely need some names or the Old Vic is going to be a lonely place. Just to cheese you off even more i see the Ustinov Studio in Bath are going to do what they are calling a season of contemporary American drama. Doesnt look that amazing at first glance. |
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Post by Phantom of London on Aug 19, 2018 13:23:41 GMT
Can I ask where this has come from that the Old Vic is doing this play? Also where that the Young Vic and Lytterton are doing a year of American work? If true this would be wonderful.
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Post by learfan on Aug 19, 2018 14:10:28 GMT
Can I ask where this has come from that the Old Vic is doing this play? Also where that the Young Vic and Lytterton are doing a year of American work? If true this would be wonderful. The new season under the new AD at the YC is American. |
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Post by peelee on Aug 19, 2018 18:54:23 GMT
i saw this at the Finborough a few years ago but had only vaguely remembered it until I was reminded that it included an early scene about an exhibition of photos from the Great Depression in the US. Work inspired by Studs Terkel, famed for his Chicago radio programmes and various books about all sorts of topics based on his recordings of Joe and Josephine Public.
Once again, well done to the Finborough for being adventurous enough to stage this at the time. I've seen lots of productions there down the years, whereas only twice have I attended the Old Vic whose distinction I don't doubt — The Duchess of Malfi and The Crucible. In each case of using these theatres, habits I've got into or never got into.
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Post by Phantom of London on Aug 20, 2018 13:00:24 GMT
Wrong Arthur Miller thread Monkey.
Should be playing for time, that was done by Sheffield Theatres 3/4 years ago.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 20, 2018 14:07:05 GMT
You've gone beyond dad jokes, Monkey, this is a grandfather level of humour.
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Post by maggiem on Aug 20, 2018 14:38:59 GMT
You've gone beyond dad jokes, Monkey, this is a grandfather level of humour. Aaawww.... why the long case? |
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Post by altamont on Nov 16, 2018 12:00:53 GMT
"Casting has been announced for the upcoming revival of The American Clock at the Old Vic.
The cast includes Amber Aga, Paul Bentall, Greg Bernstein, Clare Burt, Flora Dawson, Abhin Galeya, Fred Haig, Jyuddah Jaymes, John Marquez, Francesca Mills, Taheen Modak, Christian Patterson, Golda Rosheuvel, Abdul Salis, Josie Walker and Ewan Wardrop. Further casting is yet to be announced."
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Post by NeilVHughes on Dec 10, 2018 17:06:19 GMT
Received a new e-ticket today, been moved from central row D to central row H, there is some Stage Stalls seating that I cannot remember being there when I originally booked.
Has the seating plan been revised? and anybody else been relocated?
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Post by Deleted on Dec 10, 2018 17:09:09 GMT
Received a new e-ticket today, been moved from central row D to central row H, there is some Stage Stalls seating that I cannot remember being there when I originally booked. Has the seating plan been revised? and anybody else been relocated? I've been moved one seat in - was on the aisle in Q34 but am now apparently still on the aisle in Q33! |
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Post by theatrelover123 on Dec 13, 2018 17:45:01 GMT
The American Clock
The Old Vic
SPECIAL OFFER: You can get top price seats for just £10 for The American Clock at The Old Vic between 9-14 February.
‘For them the clock would never strike midnight, the dance and the music could never stop…’
In New York City in 1929, the stock market crashed and everything changed.
In an American society governed by race and class, we meet the Baum family as they navigate the aftermath of an unprecedented financial crisis. The world pulses with a soundtrack fusing 1920s swing and jazz with a fiercely contemporary sound.
Visionary director Rachel Chavkin (Hadestown) presents Arthur Miller’s ground-breaking play about hope, idealism and a nation’s unwavering faith in capitalism.
To claim the discount:
- Enter the promo code OVClock10 on The Old Vic's website
- Select a ticket for The American Clock between 9-14 February in price bands A–C (excludes 13 Feb)
Must be booked by Christmas Day, tickets are subject to availability.
BOOK NOW
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Post by Deleted on Dec 13, 2018 18:01:05 GMT
The American Clock The Old Vic SPECIAL OFFER: You can get top price seats for just £10 for The American Clock at The Old Vic between 9-14 February. ‘For them the clock would never strike midnight, the dance and the music could never stop…’ In New York City in 1929, the stock market crashed and everything changed. In an American society governed by race and class, we meet the Baum family as they navigate the aftermath of an unprecedented financial crisis. The world pulses with a soundtrack fusing 1920s swing and jazz with a fiercely contemporary sound. Visionary director Rachel Chavkin (Hadestown) presents Arthur Miller’s ground-breaking play about hope, idealism and a nation’s unwavering faith in capitalism. To claim the discount: - Enter the promo code OVClock10 on The Old Vic's website - Select a ticket for The American Clock between 9-14 February in price bands A–C (excludes 13 Feb) Must be booked by Christmas Day, tickets are subject to availability. BOOK NOW Cannot get this to work :-( |
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Post by theatrelover123 on Dec 13, 2018 19:31:41 GMT
The American Clock The Old Vic SPECIAL OFFER: You can get top price seats for just £10 for The American Clock at The Old Vic between 9-14 February. ‘For them the clock would never strike midnight, the dance and the music could never stop…’ In New York City in 1929, the stock market crashed and everything changed. In an American society governed by race and class, we meet the Baum family as they navigate the aftermath of an unprecedented financial crisis. The world pulses with a soundtrack fusing 1920s swing and jazz with a fiercely contemporary sound. Visionary director Rachel Chavkin (Hadestown) presents Arthur Miller’s ground-breaking play about hope, idealism and a nation’s unwavering faith in capitalism. To claim the discount: - Enter the promo code OVClock10 on The Old Vic's website - Select a ticket for The American Clock between 9-14 February in price bands A–C (excludes 13 Feb) Must be booked by Christmas Day, tickets are subject to availability. BOOK NOW Cannot get this to work: Does this link work? www.oldvictheatre.com/whats-on/2019/the-american-clock?promo=OVClock10 |
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Post by foxa on Dec 13, 2018 19:41:28 GMT
Thanks for the heads up and link, Theatrelover123 - that link just worked for me! Bagged two stalls tix, Row J, for £10 each.
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Post by theatrelover123 on Dec 13, 2018 19:45:48 GMT
Thanks for the heads up and link, Theatrelover123 - that link just worked for me! Bagged two stalls tix, Row J, for £10 each. Oh it's my absolute pleasure. Enjoy  |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 13, 2018 21:40:31 GMT
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