After The Fall
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Event information
By Arthur Miller
Performed by BA (Hons) Acting
Designed & produced by BA (Hons) Theatre Practice
‘I’m afraid. To make a promise. Because I don’t know who’ll be making it. I’m a stranger to my life.’
Quentin, a New York lawyer, is tormented by self-doubt. After two disastrous marriages, he wonders if he has any right to a third? With a new girlfriend arriving soon, he decides to fight the demons in his head - his domineering mother, his frustrated first wife, his best friend whom he betrayed, and above all, Maggie, his second wife who died of fame, alcohol and drugs - in order to find out who he truly is.
This production contains strong language (including sexist, ableist and homophobic slurs), themes involving anxiety, depression, domestic violence, emotional and physical abuse, alcoholism, drug abuse, self-harm and suicide, the Great Depression, World War II and the Holocaust (Shoah), as well as the use of haze, flashing lights and loud sound effects.
By arrangement with Josef Weinberger Ltd.
Showtimes
- Saturday 18 March 2023, 1.00pm & 7.00pm
Approximate running time: 2hrs 45mins with a 15min interval
Location
Webber Douglas Studio, The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
Booking and Venue Information
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Tickets
Tickets: £10 general admission / £5 concessions.
Complimentary tickets: industry and associated professionals.
NB: Tickets are non-refundable.
Please check in with the box office 15 minutes prior to the start of the show.
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We aim to open the house 20 minutes before the start of the show. Seating is unallocated. Late comers may not be admitted.
Proof of eligibility is required for all concessionary rate tickets.
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Accessibility
The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama is fully wheelchair accessible, please speak with our box office team on 02077228183 or boxoffice@cssd.ac.uk if you have any further enquiries.
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COVID-19 Information for attending productions
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Please note that these measures are subject to change without notice and we advise attendees to check the COVID-19 Information webpage and the Eventbrite booking page for updates. Updates to safety measures will also be communicated with ticket holders by email through Eventbrite.
Creative and Production Team
*BA (Hons) Theatre Practice **BA (Hons) Acting ^Visiting Professional ^^Staff
Director Peter McAllister^^
Set Designer Nathan Leung*
Costume Designer & Supervisor Bex Kemp^
Lighting Designer Conor Costelloe*
Sound Designer & Production Sound Engineer Grzegorz Staniewicz^
Video Designer Andrew Parker*
Movement Director & Intimacy Coordinator Vanessa Ewan^^
Voice Director Claudette Williams^^
Fight Director Jonathan Leverett^
Dialect Coach Carla Collins^
Production Manager James Thompson^^
Assistant Production Managers Emily Cox, Sara Eeg Jonasmo, Thomas Quine
Stage Manager Sophie Meikle*
Deputy Stage Manager Amelia Costelloe*
Assistant Stage Managers Laura Jones*, Julia Wilkens*
Dressers Yiran Duan^, Nicola Stimpson^, Karin Schuck^^
LX Programmer Victoria Sutton*
Chief LX Phillip Burke^
Deputy Lighting Chiefs Max Houghton*, Ibrahim Roston*
LX Crew BA Production Lighting ‘25*
Dance Captain Anna Rawlings**
FOH Manager Martin Juul Sorensen^^
BA (Hons) Acting Course Leader Claudette Williams
BA (Hons) Theatre Practice Programme Leader Dr Kathrine Sandys
Thanks to Greta Dietz, Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Hampstead Theatre, Joshua Gadsby
Cast
Toby McLellan - Quentin
Grace Darling - Louise (1st Wife)
Alice Pryor - Maggie (2nd Wife)
Mia Khan - Holga
Antonia Ganeva - Felice
Saskia Mollard - Rose (Mother)
Alexander O’Malley - Dan (Brother) / Lucas / Pianist
Tom Ray Williams - Mickey / Man in Park
Harry Gupta - Lou / 2nd Stranger
Anna Rawlings - Elsie / Nurse
Callum Sharp (Professional) - Ike / 1st Stranger
All other parts played by the Company.
Location
Webber Douglas Studio, The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
Eton Avenue
London
NW3 3HY
United Kingdom