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Closer

by Patrick Marber

Ensemble Theater

Petersplatz 1

1010 Vienna

7 - 19 May 2007

 

Directed by Adrienne Ferguson

 

Tickets:

et-info@ensembletheater.at

Tel.: 01-5353200

 

Premiere: 7 May

Talk back session: 11 May

 

Under the patronage of the British Embassy - a Talk Back Session with actors and director will be held after the performance on 11 May 2007! After which wine and snacks will be served. Reserve tickets fast!

 

Win a British Bookshop book voucher worth EUR 50, find out how at the performances.

 

‘One of the best plays of sexual politics... dark, passionate, humane' Sunday Times

 

Cast

Michael Smulik (Dan), Howard Nightingall (Larry), Katharina Sporrer ( Alice ), Heike Brunner (Anna)

 

Poster - preview click here

 

Backstage

Produced by Sarah Hayes & Joanna Godwin-Seidl

Prdn. Mgr: Alina Cibea

Lighting Design: Wolfram Zoettl

Photography: Ine Gundersveen

Asst. to the Director: Nina Kusche

Front of House Mgr: Sharron Aubrey

Lighting Technician: Ensemble Theater

Stage Manager: Pamela Schermann

PR, Sponsorship: Joanna Seidl, Sarah Hayes, Mariyana Radeva, Natalie Cantini

Teacher Material: Juliet Najjar

Teacher Liaison: Natalie Cantini

 

Sponsors: Nestlé Food services, Coiffeur Kramer, Asmus Schuhe, Agent Provocateur.

 

About the play

"This British comedy-drama of coupling and uncoupling, instant attraction and inveterate infidelity, offers more than just a voyeur's peek inside somebody else's bedroom. It exposes the raw nerve of pain that comes with the territory of love, setting off sympathetic vibrations in anyone who has been there.


Marber writes in sound bytes... His language could make David Mamet blush. Be warned: this is no Victorian drawing room drama. Yet the dance of two couples – each in love with a significant other, yet drawn to the other's other – has all the elegance of an 18 th century gavotte."


Facts

Premiere evening 7 May 2007

 

No performances 13-14 May

Performances start 19.45

 

Ticket Price:

Regular Euro 17

Group Student(10+) Euro 9

Student Euro 12

 

Ticket reservations call:

01-535 32 00

Mo-Fr 14:00 - 18:00

et-info@ensembletheater.at

ticket@viennatheatreproject.at

www.ensembletheater.at

 

What the Press say!

‘Closer is such a shrewd piece of contempo-realism' Time Magazine

 

'A thrilling love story'

Evening Standard

 

'Smart sexy and sublimely funny' , New York Post

 

'Patrick Marber's searing follow-up establishes him as the leading playwright of his generation' Independent on Sunday

 

'Blisteringly well written... franker, more intelligent and fiercer than any new comedy of recent years' Daily Mail

 

 

About patrick Marber

Patrick Marber — Writer (and occasional director and actor) Patrick Marber was born in London in 1964. He was educated at Wadham College , Oxford . He worked as a stand-up comedian and was a co-writer for BBC2 and Radio 4. His first play, ‘ Dealer's Choice' , was first performed at the Royal National Theatre in February 1995. Closer' , premiered at the Royal National Theatre in May 1997, transferring to the West End in March 1998, and after great success was turned into a hit Hollywood film with Julia Roberts. His latest play, Howard Katz , opened at the Royal National Theatre in June 2001. In addition to directing his own plays, Marber has directed Craig Raine's 1953 (Almeida), Dennis Potter's Blue Remembered Hills (Royal National Theatre, Lyttleton), David Mamet's The Old Neighbourhood ( Royal Court ) and Harold Pinter's The Caretaker (Comedy Theatre). He has most recently written the four times Oscar nominated film Notes on a Scandal starring Judi Dench and Cate Blanchett.

 

Thanks

With thanks to Ensemble Theater and Dan Melega for their kind support.