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The Great Game: Afghanistan - Part 3 - 1996-2009 Enduring Freedom - Honey/The Night is Darkest Before the Dawn/On the Side of the Angels/Canopy of Stars/

Tricycle Theatre, Inner London
From: Sunday, 19th April 2009
To: Sunday, 14 June 2009

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Gareth James - 25 May 2009: starstarstarstar

Even theatres with mega-budgets like the NT and Royal Court wouldn't have the ambition and bravery to commission 12 short plays telling the history of Afghanisan from 1842 to 2009! What would we do without Nicholas Kent and the wonderful Tricycle Theatre. Even by their exceptional standards, this is an extraordinary achievement. Of course, there are bound to be highs and lows over 6 hours (I found it hard to engage with Part I) but taken as a whole it's highly informative whilst remaining hugely entertaining. The talented cast of 15 appear in up to 7 plays each (plus six linking monologues, duologues and verbatim pieces) and the design effectively takes you from poppy fields to suburban living rooms. If I had any doubt that this wasn't relevant and topical theatre, it would have been blown away as I turned on the news in the car on the way home to hear of another British soldier killed in Afghanistan and further Taliban activities on the Pakistan border. This is ground-breaking theatre and I feel priviledged to live in a country where it can be mounted. ...

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Nicolas Kent (assisted by Zoe Ingenhaag) (Producer)
Ben Ockrent (Honey) (Author)
Abi Morgan (The Night is Darkest Before the Dawn) (Author)
Richard Bean (On the Side of the Angels) (Author)
Simon Stephens (Canopy of Stars) (Author)
Nicolas Kent (Director)
Indhu Rubasingham (Director)
Rachel Grunwald (assistant) (Director)
Pamela Howard (Design)
Miriam Nabarro (Design)
James Farncombe (Lighting)
Tom Lishman (Sound)
Jack Bradley (literary advisor) (Other)


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