Machinal

Machinal breaks

Aged 12 and under

About the show

‘How can that be? A great sin – a mortal sin – for which I must die and go to hell – but it made me free! One moment I was free!’ From the outside, Helen Jones and her husband had a ‘happy marriage’. Until she murdered him. Based on the true crime story of Ruth Snyder in 1928 that shook a nation, Sophie Treadwell’s seminal Machinal is a pulse-pounding journey of someone pushed to breaking point by the relentless machinery of life, expectation and convention. Rosie Sheehy (Oleanna, Chernobyl) reprises her critically acclaimed role in Olivier Award-winning director Richard Jones’ ‘outstanding production’ (Daily Mail). The cast of Machinal will also include: Daniel Abelson, Sam Alexander, Steven Beard, Daniel Bowerbank, Imogen Daines, Buffy Davis, Tim Frances, Carla Harrison-Hodge, Emilio Iannucci, Pierro Niel-Mee and Wendy Nottingham, with further casting to be announced. Director Richard Jones Set Hyemi Shin Movement Sarah Fahie Costume Nicky Gillibrand Lighting Adam Silverman Sound Benjamin Grant Casting Ginny Schiller CDG A Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal Bath production in association with The Old Vic

Children

This production is recommended for ages 14+.

Performances

Running time - To be confirmed.

Booking until - 01/06/2024

Old Vic Theatre

Waterloo Road
The CutLondon
SE1 8NB

Nearest tube - Waterloo

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