The Roman Bath and The Titanic Orchestra
Two international comedies ‘The Roman Bath’ and ‘The Titanic Orchestra’ will play in repertory at the Arcola Theatre in London from 28th April until 15th May. theatre tickets are available for both shows now. They are directed by Russell Bolam who has built quite a reputation for himself. Previous productions include the wonderful ‘Captain Oates’ Left Sock’ at the Finborough theatre in London and ‘Tiny Bones’ and ‘Lark Ascending’ at Theatre 503.
You may not have heard of Stanislev Stratiev, but he is one of Bulgaria’s foremost comic writers. His play ‘The Roman Bath’ is adapted by Justin Butcher. The highly satirical play sees the hapless Ivan return from his holiday to discover his house has virtually been demolished. An artefact of great value has been unearthed from beneath his floorboards resulting in everybody wanting a piece of the action.
‘The Titanic Orchestra’ is also by a Bulgarian playwright, Hristo Boytchev, whose earlier play ‘The Colonel Bird’ won the British Council’s International Playwriting Award for Best Play 1997. This play tells the story of four tramps on a railway platform who have a man thrown from a train into their midst. He claims to be the great Harry Houdini and promises to involve the tramps in the greatest escape the world has ever seen.
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