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The Almeida Theatre announces the full repertory company for its Angry and Young season

by Staff Writer
July 16, 2024
Reading Time: 4 mins read
Angry And Young Full Cast

Angry And Young Full Cast

The Almeida Theatre announces the full repertory company for its Angry and Young season.

Joining the previously announced Morfydd Clark, Iwan Davies, Billy Howle and Ellora Torchia are Michael Abubakar, Eliot Salt, Sophie Stanton, Tony Turner and Deka Walmsley.

The rep company will perform both Arnold Wesker’s Roots, directed by Diyan Zora, and John Osborne’s Look Back in Anger, directed by Atri Banerjee, as part of the Almeida’s Angry and Young season. Both productions open on Tuesday 1 October, with Roots previewing from Tuesday 10 September and Look Back in Anger previewing from Friday 20 September. Both productions run until Saturday 23 November. More details of the full Angry and Young season will be announced soon.

       

ROOTS
by Arnold Wesker 

Director: Diyan Zora; Set Designer: Naomi Dawson; Costume Designer: Tomás Palmer; Lighting Designer: Lee Curran; Sound Designer: George Dennis; Movement Director: Chris Evans; Fight and Intimacy Director: Yarit Dor; Casting Director: Amy Ball CDG; Associate Director: Tian Brown-Sampson

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What’ve you done since you come in? Hev you said anythin’? I mean really said or done anything to show you’re alive?

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Cast includes Michael Abubakar (Jimmy Beales), Morfydd Clark (Beatie Bryant), Iwan Davies (Mr Healey), Billy Howle (Frankie Bryant), Eliot Salt (Jenny Beales), Sophie Stanton (Mrs Bryant), Ellora Torchia (Pearl Bryant), Tony Turner (Stan Mann) and Deka Walmsley (Mr Bryant).

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Director: Atri Banerjee; Set Designer: Naomi Dawson; Costume Designer: Tomás Palmer; Lighting Designer: Lee Curran; Sound Designer: Peter Rice; Movement Director: Imogen Knight; Fight and Intimacy Director: Yarit Dor; Casting Director: Amy Ball CDG; Associate Director: Chloe Christian; Associate Movement Director: Rhys Dennis

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You see, I learnt at an early age what it was to be angry – angry and helpless. And I can never forget it.

Jimmy Porter is frustrated by his post-war life running a local stall. Embittered by the disapproval of his wife Alison’s wealthier family and a world that has shut him out, he frequently spirals into fits of rage.

One night, when Alison’s friend unexpectedly turns up at their home, this uneasy marriage descends further into freefall, with their friends left trying to keep the peace.

Former Almeida Resident Director Atri Banerjee (The Glass Menagerie; Julius Caesar) directs a new production of John Osborne’s ground-breaking, furious play which, alongside Arnold Wesker’s Roots, changed British theatre forever. The mirror they held up to 1950s society is now angled towards 2024, with the two plays running alongside each other in repertory for 11 weeks, as part of the Almeida’s Angry and Young season.

Cast includes Morfydd Clark (Helena Charles), Iwan Davies (Cliff Lewis), Billy Howle (Jimmy Porter), Ellora Torchia (Alison Porter) and Deka Walmsley (Colonel Redfern).

More information can be found here

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