A Very Very Dark Matter
“In a townhouse in Copenhagen works Hans Christian Andersen, a teller of exquisite and fantastic children’s tales beloved by millions. But the true source of his stories dwells in his attic upstairs, her existence a dark secret kept from the outside world. As dangerous, twisted and funny as his National Theatre and Broadway hit THE PILLOWMAN, Martin McDonagh’s new play travels deep into the abyss of the imagination.” – Bridge Theatre advertising, 2018
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Barry | Graeme Hawley |
|---|---|
| Catherine | Elizabeth Berrington |
| Charles Jr | Alistair Benson |
| Charles Jr | Noah Brignull |
| Charles Jr | James Roberts |
| Crowd | Jamie McKie |
| Crowd | Alice Selwyn |
| Crowd | Anthony Taylor |
| Dickens | Phil Daniels |
| Dirk | Ryan Pope |
| Edward | Lee Knight |
| Hans Christian Andersen | Jim Broadbent |
| Kate / Ingrid | Audrey Hayhurst |
| Kate / Ingrid | Amelia Walter |
| Kate / Ingrid | Annabelle Westenholz-Smith |
| Marjory | Johnetta Eula’Mae Ackles |
| Narrator | Tom Waits |
| Ogechi | Kundai Kanyama |
| Press Man | Paul Bradley |
| Walter | Regan Garcia |
| Walter | Leo Hart |
| Walter | Austin Taylor |
Crew | |
| Composer | James Maloney |
| Designer | Anna Fleischle |
| Director | Matthew Dunster |
| Fight Director | Rachel Bown-Williams |
| Fight Director | Ruth Cooper-Brown |
| Illusions | Chris Fisher |
| Lighting | Philip Gladwell |
| Sound | George Dennis |
| Video Designer | Finn Ross |
| Voice and Dialect Coach | Hazel Holder |
| Wigs and Prosthetic Designer | Susanna Peretz |
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