Jerusalem Broadway Show
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 Jerusalem on Broadway
Award-winning actor Mark Rylance (La Bete, Boeing Boeing) and Mackenzie Crook (Pirates of the Caribbean, The Office) stars in the acclaimed Royal Court Theatre production of Jez Butterworth's play Jerusalem. Following a hit run in London, Jerusalem now makes its way to Broadway's Music Box Theatre.
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Show Synopsis:
Retired daredevil Johnny Byron is a sort of modern-day Pied Piper living in a trailer out in the woods. Everyone is after him, including the government (who want to evict him), his son (who only wants to be taken to the country fair), and an odd group of friends (who are after his drugs).
Genre:
Drama
Cast:
Mark Rylance
Mackenzie Crook
John Gallagher, Jr.
Max Baker
Geraldine Hughes
Molly Ranson
Alan David
Aimeé-Ffion Edwards
Danny Kirrane
Charlotte Mills
Sarah Moyle
Harvey Robinson
Barry Sloane
Aiden Eyrick
Mark Page
Production Credits:
Ian Rickson (Direction)
Ultz (Set and Costume Design)
Mimi Jordan Sherin (Lighting Design)
Ian Dickinson for Autograph (Sound Design)
Stephen Warbeck (Music)
Other Credits:
Jez Butterworth (Playwright)
Summary A kind of modern-day Pied Piper, former daredevil Johnny Byron is in danger of being evicted from his trailer in the woods, he is surrounded by friends and hangers-on who enjoy his drug and alcohol supply, and he has a neglected son who only wants to be taken to the county fair.
Age May be inappropriate for 14 and under. Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre.
Our Recommendation This is a very English play, both on the surface level (e.g. accents, slang, British cultural references) and on a much deeper level (references and symbolism that conjures images of olde England and its mythology). However, people from almost any country can appreciate its theme of how modernity has marginalized the natural world and its inhabitants. Already an established outsider, Johnny (played by Mark Rylance with bravado, passion, and pathos) finds that society will no longer even allow him that status, as the county kicks him out of his trailer in the woods.
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