“Detroit”, at the National Theatre

Cottesloe Theatre, National Theatre, Southbank, London51.506998 -0.11398
Date:: 8th May to 14th July 2012 -- This show does not run every day, and you should check with the venue before making plans
Tickets:: £12 to £32, from nationaltheatre.org.uk
Tel:: +44 (0) 207 452 3000
Buses:: 1 4 26 59 68 76 77 139 168 172 176 177 189 214 253 341 381 507 521 RV1 X68
Trains:: Embankment BKL CRC DSC NRN, Southwark JUB, Temple CRC DSC, Waterloo BKL JUB NRN W&CNote: The best station for Cottesloe Theatre is Waterloo. We can help you get there from any train station:
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When Ben and Mary welcome their new neighbours into the long-empty house next door, they hope for a new friendship. But after a boozy backyard barbecue their friendliness evaporates, and the fragility of Ben and Mary's off-the-shelf lifestyle is laid bare.

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