Don’t miss the chance to see this adaptation of the award-winning book by Nathan Englander, where a reunion between old friends explodes into a night of shocking revelations.
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Drama lovers | History buffs | Fans of serious comedy
Why Watch What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank?
Why Watch What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank?
Nathan Englander's Pulitzer Prize finalist story gets a gripping stage adaptation, helmed by Olivier award-winning director Patrick Marber. The stellar cast led by Joshua Malina (Scandal) and Rebecca Creskoff promises to spark meaningful conversation with their unflinching honesty. The limited run offers a rare chance to catch Englander's celebrated prose brought to life on stage. If you enjoy work that challenges the status quo, book tickets to the gripping play now!
The Story
Debbie reunites with her estranged best friend Lauren over an innocent dinner in Florida with their husbands Phil and Mark. What begins as a jovial reunion between radically different people quickly evolves into a complex exploration of faith, cultural identity, and the long shadow cast by historical trauma. As the two couples navigate their differences and search for connections, an old game threatens to tip the balance.
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Show details
Genre: Play
Audience: Suitable for 14+
Theater name: Marylebone Theatre
Theater facilities: Toilets, cafe, souvenir shop, air conditioning
Theater accessibility: Wheelchair accessible, guide dogs allowed, accessible restrooms
Dress code: Smart casual
Cast & crew
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Leading roles: Joshua Malina as Phil, Rebecca Creskoff as Debbie, Nathan Salstone as Trevor, Sophie von Haselberg as Lauren, and Greg Hildreth as Mark
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Director: Patrick Marber
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Producer: Oliver King
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Writer: Nathan Englander
Additional tips
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Most theaters are air-conditioned year-round, so it can get a bit chilly. Bring a light jacket just in case.
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Children (under 16) must be accompanied by an adult and carry a valid ticket. Children under 4 will not be permitted inside the theater.
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The show contains strong language and mentions of themes such as drug use and current politics. Viewer discretion is advised.
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