AMSTERDAM (2020)

A co-production by ATC, Orange Tree Theatre & Theatre Royal Plymouth

Dates

 

27 FEB – 14 MAR 2020
Theatre Royal Plymouth

 

26 – 28 MAR 2020
Salisbury Playhouse


2 – 4 APR 2020
The Tron, Glasgow


15 – 18 APR 2020
HOME, Manchester


23 – 24 APR 2020
North Wall Arts Centre, Oxford


27 – 29 APR 2020
Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry


5 – 9 MAY 2020
Leeds Playhouse


12 – 16 MAY 2020
Birmingham Repertory Theatre


19 – 23 MAY 2020
Northern Stage, Newcastle

Photos by Steve Tanner

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AMSTERDAM directed by Matthew Xia, and produced by ATC with Orange Tree Theatre and Theatre Royal Plymouth was due to tour the UK between February and May.  Following the closure of theatres, we took the show online, with a ‘virtual tour’ that was seen more than 25,000 times. 

 

An ATC, Orange Tree Theatre and Theatre Royal Plymouth co-production

 

A violinist. Living in her trendy canal-side Amsterdam apartment. Nine months pregnant.

One day a mysterious unpaid gas bill from 1944 arrives.

It awakens unsettling feelings of collective identity, foreignness and alienation. Stories of a devastating past are compellingly reconstructed to try and make sense of the present.

AMSTERDAM is the UK premiere of a strikingly original and audacious play.

 

This three-way co-production, between Actors Touring Company, Orange Tree Theatre and Theatre Royal Plymouth is directed by Matthew Xia as his debut tour as artistic director of ATC.

Original Orange Tree Theatre cast member Michal Horowicz (Mimi and The Mountain Dragon – Skewbald Theatre, Neverland – Theatre Deli) is joined by emerging star Anyebe Godwin, who recently made a visceral impression in the acclaimed Orange Tree production Little Baby Jesus

 

Demonstrating ATC’s commitment to supporting the early career development of new acting talent, the ensemble also includes Uri Levy, a recent graduate of Guildhall, who has also been developing his own work, including  GASLIGHTING: a bath piece at the Yard and Anya Murphy who, coming direct from her final year at Guildhall, makes her professional debut.

CREDITS

 

CAST
ANYEBE GODWIN

MICHAL HOROWICZ 

URI LEVY

ANYA MURPHY

 

WRITER
Maya Arad Yasur

 

TRANSLATOR
Eran Edry

 

DIRECTOR
Matthew Xia

 

DESIGN
Naomi Kuyck-Cohen

 

LIGHTING DESIGNER
Ciarán Cunningham

 

SOUND DESIGNER & COMPOSER

Max Pappenheim

 

DESIGN ASSOCIATE
Becky-Dee Trevenen

 

LIGHTING ASSOCIATE
Claire Childs

 

MOVEMENT DIRECTOR
Jennifer Jackson

 

ASSISTANT MOVEMENT DIRECTOR
Susanna Dye

 

TECHNICAL STAGE MANAGER
Mitch Broomhead

 

DEPUTY STAGE MANAGER
Stevie Wren

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