THE RELIEF OF MARTHA KING

A play described by its programme as being 'about transexualism'. Written by David Parker, who adapted John Fowles THE COLLECTOR, the first ever production presented at The Bush.

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Composer
Director
Stage Manager

Cast

Sidney Johnson
Jenny Runacre
Brian McDermott

Founder of the Bush Theatre in 1972, which he opened with The Collector in an adaptation by David Parker. Here is his obituary from the Times newspaper. Here is his film and television cv on imdb.

Godfrey Jackman

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Opening this October, Olivier Award nominee Anoushka Lucas returns to the Bush Theatre with a brand new production of her debut play, Elephant. Here is everything you need to know about the incredibly talented writer and performer behind the production.  She never planned to be an actor… or a playwright. Anoushka is a multi-talented artist:…