by PETER WEISS translated by GEOFFREY SKELTON
with Donald Pleasence and Cyril Shaps
This is the first performance in English of the latest play by Peter Weiss, the author of the Marat/Sade. The play, which has already caused great controversy in Eastern as well as in Western Europe, examines the problem of revolution in the light of the life of one of the most brilliant revolutionaries of our time.
Other parts played by SARA COWARD, SONIA FRASER, JO MANNING WILSON, SEAN ARNOLD, SEAN BARRETT, GERALD CROSS, RONALD FORFAR, KERRY FRANCIS, MARTIN FRIEND, JOHN GABRIEL, MALCOLM HAYES, LESLIE HERITAGE, BRIAN HEWLETT, EDWARD KELSEY, GODFREY KENTON, ROLF LEFEBVRE, CLIFFORD NORGATE, JAMES THOMASON, PETER TUDDENHAM, ANTONY VICCARS
Produced by MARTIN ESSLIN
(Donald Pleasence is appearing in 'Tea Party' and 'The Basement' at the Duchess Theatre, London)
(Could Trotsky have saved the Revolution?: page 17)
(Stereo)