“Democracy” — at the Old Vic

Old Vic, The Cut, Waterloo Road, Waterloo, London51.501937 -0.109045
Date:: 15th June to 28th July 2012 -- Mon to Sat -- 7.30 PM (and 2.30 PM matiness on Wed, Sat)
Tickets:: See oldvictheatre.com
Tel:: +44 (0) 844 871 7628
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Michael Frayn's "Democracy" is a stylish thriller based on real-life events. It takes place during the final months of West German Chancellor Willy Brandt's term of office, and explores his suspicions that a Stasi spy has infiltrated his inner circle. As tensions mount, Brandt's precarious hold on his coalition government is pushed to the limits.

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josh – “A great theatre with very nice and comfortable seats. My only criticism, which isn't really a criticism at all because it's not something that can be helped, is its location. Whilst the building itself is lovely, the surroundi… more”

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