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Three Days of Rain
Tickets to Three Days of Rain in the Apollo, london theatres
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Performances
Friday 30th January 2009 until 2nd May 2009
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Book By Phone: 0870 040 0080
OVERVIEW
A year has passed since the death of famous architect Ned Janeway. His legacy is an iconic, internationally renowned 1960’s New York House designed with his late business partner Theo. Now their children must reunite to settle the estate and determine the future of the house. Walker (James McAvoy) and his sister Nan (Lyndsey Marshal) are joined by Theo’s son Pip (Nigel Harman) in the Manhattan loft where their fathers lived and worked. But the discovery of a journal and the brief entry, “three days of rain”, begins a surprising story the children could never have imagined ....."
cast
James McAvoy (Walker/Ned) is regarded as one of the most talented and versatile actors of his generation. His film credits include the critically acclaimed Atonement, for which he received both a Golden Globe and BAFTA nomination for his performance, The Last King Of Scotland which earned him another BAFTA nomination, The Chronicles of Narnia, Bright Young Things, Regeneration and Wanted starring Morgan Freeman and Angelina Jolie. He will be appearing in The Last Station co-starring Helen Mirren due for release in 2009. TV credits include White Teeth, State of Play and Shameless. Theatre credits include Breathing Corpses at the Royal Court, Out in the Open at Hampstead directed by Kathy Burke and Privates on Parade directed by Michael Grandage at the Donmar.
Nigel Harman (Pip/Theo) is perhaps best known from TV’s EastEnders and is soon to lead in Hotel Babylon. Other small screen credits including Lark Rise to Candleford and The Friday Night Club. Theatre credits include The Caretaker at Sheffield and the Tricycle directed by Jamie Lloyd, Privates on Parade at the Donmar and Guys and Dolls in the West End, both directed by Michael Grandage, and The Exonerated at Riverside Studios. Film credits include Blood Diamond.
Creative Team
| Director: | Jamie Lloyd most recently directed Piaf at the Donmar, which transferred to the Vaudeville Theatre, and The Pride at the Royal Court. Other credits include The Lover and The Collection at the Comedy and The Caretaker at the Sheffield Crucible and the Tricycle. He is an Associate Director of the Donmar. . |
| Author: | Award winning playwright Richard Greenberg’ extensive stage credits include Take Me Out, Night and her Stars, The American Plan, The Author’s Voice, The Bloodletters, The House In Town, The Maderati, Eastern Standard, The Dazzle and Hurrah at Last. |
| Producer: | Neal Street Productions & CMP |
| Designer: | TBC |
| Lighting: | TBC | Sound: | TBC |
| Press: | Public Eye (Jo Allan) |
| Marketing: | AKA | Advertising: | AKA |
TICKET PRICES
| Stalls: | £47.00, £21.00 |
| Dress Circle: | £47.00, £45.00* |
| Upper Circle: | £39.00, £31.00* |
| Balcony: | £21.00, £16.00* |
| Boxes: | £47.00, £21.00 |
Group Rates
10 plus, £30.50 best available (Including £1 Restoration Levy) for Monday to Thursday performances.
School Rates10 plus £16 best available upper circle (Including £1 Restoration Levy)
Concessions
Students, seniors and unwaged. Avail on the day best avail £21 (Including £1 Restoration Levy)
Fair Access Rate
£21 including £1 Restoration Levy.
Performances
Friday 30th January 2009 until 2nd May 2009
Monday to Saturday at 7:30 and Wed and Sat at 3:00
Intervals: There is 1 interval