Arthur Miller's birth centenary at the Octagon

To mark the centenary of Arthur Miller’s birth in 1915, the Octagon in Bolton is presenting his adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People

Details: 04 October 2015

"With a cast of stage and TV actors, the production includes an additional 24 ALRA North drama students, performing in two groups of 12 on rotation, and also a team of eight young actors auditioned from the community, who will play two young sons."

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