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The Street of Crocodiles is based on the life and fictions of writer Bruno Schulz. Threaded round the story of Joseph, a Polish Jew growing up in the 1920s, the play evokes the vast landscapes of Schulz’s imagination.
A co-production with the National Theatre.
© Tristram Kenton, Joan Marcus, Nobby Clark, Philip Carter
Dates
National Theatre, London
Sydney
Rochdale
Glasgow
Oxford
Winchester
Cambridge
Dundee
Edinburgh
Zurich
Bucharest
Budapest
Dijon
Quebec City
Cologne
Reykjavik
Marseille
New York
Toronto
Minneapolis
Tokyo
London West End
Stockholm
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Creative Team
- Directed by
Simon McBurney - Adapted by
Simon McBurney & Mark Wheatley - Design
Rae Smith - Lighting
Paule Constable - Sound
Christopher Shutt - Music
Gerard McBurney
Cast
- Original cast
Annabel Arden, Lilo Baur, Hayley Carmichael, Antonio Gil Martinez, Joyce Henderson, Eric Mallett, Stefan Metz, Clive Mendus, César Sarachu & Matthew Scurfield - Revival cast
César Sarachu, Matthew Scurfield, Annabel Arden, Clive Mendus, Charlotte Medcalf, Antonio Gil Martinez, Bronagh Gallagher, Asta Sigvats, Eric Mallett & Stefan Metz
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Awards
1993
Laurence Olivier Award: Best Play, Best Director of a Play [nominated] (Simon McBurney)
Laurence Olivier Award: Best Lighting for a Play [nominated] (Paule Constable)
Laurence Olivier Award: Best Choreography for a Play [nominated] (Marcello Magni)
Barcelona Critics' Award for Best Foreign Production
Manchester Evening Standard Award for Best Visiting Production
1994
Dublin Theatre Festival Award for Best Visiting Production
L'Academie Quebecoise du Theatre Award for Best Foreign Production