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08 Nov

Posted at 13:10h in Interviews, Theatre
Having recently watched the film version of A Clockwork Orange, I was excited to see how the timeless classic was adopted by the Royal Theatre Stratford East [read my review here] as well as to have a chat with the men behind the piece. Considering the book held such weight and was so popular, I wondered if Ed Durante – who was behind the words - and Fred Carl – who was behind the music – felt any pressure in terms of re-imagining the story. They didn’t...