Three Days of Rain
James McAvoy joins Nigel Harman in Richard Greenberg’s Three Days of Rain, which opens at the Apollo Theatre on Tuesday 10 February 2009 with previews from 30 January.
Walker Janeway (James McAvoy) and his sister Nan reunite for the reading of their father’s will in the Manhattan loft where he lived. A wealthy architect, Ned’s legacy is the iconic, internationally renowned 1960s New York house designed with his late business partner Theo. Joined by Theo’s son Pip (Nigel Harman), the three childhood friends meet to settle the estate and determine the future of the house. The discovery of a brief entry, “three days of rain”, in Ned’s diary is the only clue to the true story of the previous generation.
Three Days of Rain explores how the private worlds of one generation are reinterpreted by the next. A tender and surprising story of love lies at the heart of a creative conflict which could never have been imagined by these children. The actors play both generations in this warm, funny and touching play about family and the enigma of parenthood.
Cast & Crew
Cast
Nan/Lina | Lyndsey Marshal |
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Pip/Theo | Nigel Harman |
Walker/Ned | James McAvoy |
Crew | |
Assistant production manager | Cath Bates |
Assistant stage manager | Bryony Drury |
Associate director | Cat Totty |
Casting director | Gabrielle Dawes |
Company stage manager | Ba Penney |
Costumer supervisor | Chris Cahill |
Deputy stage manager | Fran O’Donnell |
Designer | Soutra Gilmour |
Dialect coach | Rick Lipton |
Director | Jamie Lloyd |
Lighting Designer | Jon Clark |
Original composition | Ben Ringham |
Original composition | Max Ringham |
Production manager | Dominic Fraser |
Production photographer | Johan Persson |
Props supervisor | Marcus Hall Props |
Sound designer | Matt McKenzie |
Wardrobe mistress | Denise Monte-Colombi |
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