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First Look: Bitter Wheat at The Garrick Theatre

by Staff Writer
June 17, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read
John Malkovich Barney Fein Bitter Wheat photo by Manuel Harlan

John Malkovich Barney Fein Bitter Wheat photo by Manuel Harlan

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Production photos have been released for David Mamet’s new play Bitter Wheat which is in previews at the Garrick Theatre in London.

John Malkovich plays Barney Fein, Doon Mackichan plays Sondra, Ioanna Kimbook plays Yung Kim Li, Alexander Arnold plays Roberto, Teddy Kempner plays Doctor Wald, Matthew Pidgeon plays The Writer and Zephryn Taitte plays Charles Arthur Brown.

David Mamet directs Bitter Wheat, with designs by Christopher Oram and lighting by Neil Austin. Bitter Wheat is produced by Jeffrey Richards, Steve Traxler and Smith & Brant Theatricals.

       

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John Malkovich Barney Fein Bitter Wheat pic by Manuel Harlan
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John Malkovich Barney Fein Matthew Pidgeon The Writer Bitter Wheat by Manuel Harlan
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Zephyrn Taitte Charles Arthur Brown Bitter Wheat by Manuel Harlan
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Alexander Arnold John Malkovich Ioanna Kimbook Doon Mackichan in Bitter Wheat
Alexander Arnold John Malkovich Ioanna Kimbook Doon Mackichan
Doon Mackichan Sondra John Malkovich Barney Fein Bitter Wheat pic Manuel Harlan
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Ioanna Kimbook Yung Kim Li John Malkovich Barney Fein Bitter Wheat pic Manuel Harlan
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