Look back in anger
– by John Osborne
Our next production is the classic tale of love across the class divide. LOOK BACK IN ANGER by John Osborne written in 1956 changed the face of British theatre forever. In the play Jimmy Porter looks back because he has so little incentive to look ahead. The characters are often cruel, but also vibrant. In Jimmy Porter’s boiling resentment at not being able to find himself in his own generation, he makes life impossible for those he most cherishes. England is not necessarily the country may people imagine it to be, as it might have been in some distant past. Many romanticize about its history and its heritage as Jimmy Porter does by looking back in anger. Its relevance and resonance today with England trying to define its identity as Britain hurtles towards Brexit is uncannily on the ball.
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SCRIPT John Osborne
DIRECTOR Helen Parry
CAST Ian Burns, Søren Højen, Alex Jespersen, Helle Kristiansen & Peter Vinding
Played at Krudttønden Serridslevvej 2, 2100 Kbh Ø
Oct. 26 – Nov. 23 2019
Mon – Fri 8pm Sat. 5pm
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Review
CphCulture (24/10) – in english
KulturKupeen (24/10) – in english
KulturTid (25/10)
UngTeaterBlod (26/10) – in english
XQ28 (24/10) – in english
CPHPost (27/10)
En tur i Kulturland (12/11) – in english
Det händer (24/11)
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Skotsk fødte Ian Burns er med sit teater, That Theatre Company, for mange, blevet synonom med engelsksproget teater i Danmark – og mange er ham taknemmelige for det. Hør ham selv fortælle historien i videoen. Ian er valgt af og i selskab med Christiane Bjørg Nielsen her i Actors1by1 stafetten, afsnit 29. Hør interviewet her Listen to Ian Burns telling his story and how That Theatre Company started