Can you write a wrong? Collaborators is an award winning, sharp, surrealist fantasy whichfocuses on the relationship between two real life historical figures: the prominent Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov, and the infamous SovietUnion dictator, Joseph Stalin. Depicting the trials and tribulations of a writer being forced to writethrough writer's block with a metaphorical (and at times literal) gun tohis head, Collaborators mixes the satire of JoJo Rabbit, with the darkreality of life in Stalinist Russia during the Great Purge. Join Bulgakov as he journeys from his (over)crowded apartment into alethal game of cat and mouse through which the appallingcompromises and humiliations on any artist by those with power areheld up to scrutiny. "It's man vs. monster Mikhail. And the monster always wins&" Age Suitability: 13+ Warnings: Show contains flashing lights, light sexual referencesand scenes of theatrical violence. RUNNING TIME: 2h 30m including interval TICKETS: �19 | �16 (student/OAP/unemployed) This amateur production of "Collaborators" is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk WRITTEN BY: John Hodge DIRECTED BY: Malcolm Bolton ASSISTANT DIRECTED BY: Saorla O'Dowd PRODUCED BY: Dave Curran PRODUCTION MANAGED BY: Geeske Juilfs PHOTOGRAPHY BY: Ana Nerovi LIGHTING DESIGN BY: RC Bates SET DESIGN BY: Malcolm Bolton and Saorla O'Dowd COSTUME DESIGN BY: Saorla O'Dowd SOUND DESIGN BY: Malcolm Bolton CAST: Mikhail Bulgakov - Maurice Collins Yelena Bulgakov - Adriana Leon Meseguer Stalin - Declan Ryan Vladimir - Hannah Lemass Stepan - Liam Murphy Grigory - James Hayes Anna - Elizabeth Ann Doyle Vasilly - Martin Gallagher Praskovya - Lizzie Gill Sergei - Gr�inne Gallagher Doctor - Conor Hackett Actor S - Mark Colreavy Actor B / Nurse / Cleaner - Bronagh Donaghey Actor L/ Driver - Ci�ran Leen Actor I / Ivan - Oscar Monaghan Man - Michael O'Sullivan Woman - Gr�inne Kavanagh About The Company No Drama Theatre has been making theatre in Dublin for 16 years, and are still as welcoming and open as they've ever been. No Drama Theatre runs weekly drama workshops on Tuesdays which anyone can join on a drop-in basis. They offer a friendly and open invitation to anyone who wants to take the stage for themselves.

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