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Edmond

David Mamet

You know how much of our life we’re alive, you and me? Nothing. Two minutes out of the year. When we meet someone new, when we get married, when, when, when, when we’re in difficulties… once in our life at the death of someone that we love. That’s… in a carcrash… and that’s it. You know, you know, we’re sheltered…

A fortune-teller’s teasing rumination sends Edmond lurching into New York City’s hellish underworld, his whole life abandoned in a searing quest for self-discovery and redemption. A furious, unflinching, whirlwind of a play.

Kenneth Branagh makes his debut at the National in the title role.

This production is sold out
Day Seats are sold from 10.00am on the day of performance in person only from our box office on the ground floor, and may be limited to two per person.
Once Day Seats have sold out Standing is available, either in person or by phone.
Then there is a returns queue - the performance desk in the Olivier Stalls level will open at 6pm and we would recommend you queuing at this time to have the greatest chance of getting returned tickets. We cannot guarantee that there will be returns available.

The Travelex £10 Season
More than two thirds of tickets at £10.

Buy the play text from the National's Bookshop

Cast credits:

Pimp : Jude Akuwudike

Prisoner : Nonso Anozie

Edmond : Kenneth Branagh

Bystander : Andrew Dolan

B-Girl : Elli Garnett

Hotel Clerk : Stephen Greif

Pawnshop Owner : Tony Haygarth

Bartender : Robert Horwell

Whore : Rebecca Johnson

Manager : David Kennedy

Card-Sharp : Adam Levy

Customer : Tom Marshall

Whorehouse Manager : Carol Macready

Chaplain : Iain Mitchell

Mission Preacher : Joseph Mydell

His Wife : Tracy-Ann Oberman

Peep-Show Girl : Nicola Stephenson

Man in the Black : Harry Towb

Glenna : Nicola Walker

Leafleteer : Andrew Westfield

Production credits:

Designer: Michael Pavelka

Director: Edward Hall

Lighting Designer: Mark Henderson

Sound Designer: Paul Groothuis

photo by Hugo Glendinning

Edmond finished on: 4 October 2003

Edmond

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