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First Look: The Misfortune of the English at Orange Tree Theatre in Rehearsal

by Staff Writer
April 6, 2022
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Eva Magyar in rehearsals for THE MISFORTUNE OF THE ENGLISH credit Tommy Ga Ken Wan

Eva Magyar in rehearsals for THE MISFORTUNE OF THE ENGLISH credit Tommy Ga-Ken Wan

First look rehearsal images have been released for Pamela Carter’s The Misfortune of the English that opens at the Orange Tree Theatre on 28 April with previews from 25 April, and runs until 28 May.

“Guten Tag meine Herren und Frauen von Freiburg, von Deutschland. We have travelled here from London, England. You may have heard of it.”

On the morning of 17 April 1936, a group of 27 schoolboys, led by their teacher and newly arrived in Nazi Germany, set out on the first of a seven-day walking tour of the Black Forest.

       

By 8pm that evening, local villagers were searching for them in a blizzard.

“You did say you wanted to take the scenic route.”

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Inspired by true events: a story of (mis)adventure and blind optimism, nationhood, and courage in the face of disaster.

Oscar Toeman directs Hubert Burton (Harrison), Vinnie Heaven (Eaton), Eva Magyar (Tour Guide), and Matthew Tennyson (Lyons).

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1. Vinnie Heaven Matthew Tennyson in rehearsals for THE MISFORTUNE... credit Tommy Ga-Ken Wan

Vinnie Heaven Matthew Tennyson in rehearsals for THE MISFORTUNE... credit Tommy Ga Ken Wan

       

2. Hubert Burton in rehearsals THE MISFORTUNE OF THE ENGLISH credit Tommy Ga-Ken Wan

Hubert Burton in rehearsals THE MISFORTUNE OF THE ENGLISH credit Tommy Ga Ken Wan

3. Hubert Burton Vinnie Heaven Matthew Tennyson credit Tommy Ga-Ken Wan

Hubert Burton Vinnie Heaven Matthew Tennyson credit Tommy Ga Ken Wan

4. Matthew Tennyson in rehearsals THE MISFORTUNE OF THE ENGLISH credit Tommy Ga-Ken Wan

Matthew Tennyson in rehearsals THE MISFORTUNE OF THE ENGLISH credit Tommy Ga Ken Wan

5. Vinnie Heaven in rehearsals for THE MISFORTUNE OF THE ENGLISH credit Tommy Ga-Ken Wan

Vinnie Heaven in rehearsals for THE MISFORTUNE OF THE ENGLISH credit Tommy Ga Ken Wan

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