Straight Line Crazy

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David Hare‘s new play STRAIGHT LINE CRAZY stars Ralph Fiennes at London’s Bridge Theatre!

Ralph Fiennes leads as Robert Moses in this account of the controversial public official’s life and lasting legacy. Charm, manipulation, intimidation- this play explores how Moses used his power and status to face his challengers and change New York City forever.

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What is Straight Line Crazy about?

For forty years Robert Moses, despite never being elected into office, was considered to be the most powerful individual in the whole of New York. He started out with a mission to improve the lives of the workers of New York City, creating bridges and parks and infrastructure to allow people to connect with the outdoors even while living in the city. But it didn’t take long for opposition to rise against him with different ideas about what life in the city should be.

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Running Time

2hrs 30mins, including an interval

Cast & Creatives

Alisha Bailey (Mariah Heller), Samuel Barnett (Ariel Porter), David Bromley (Stamford Fergus), Al Coppola (Sandy McQuade), Siobhán Cullen (Finnuala Connell), Ralph Fiennes (Robert Moses), Ian Kirkby (Lewis Mason), Alana Maria (Shirley Hayes), Dani Moseley (Carol Amis), Guy Paul (Henry Vanderbilt), Helen Schlesinger (Jane Jacobs), Mary Stillwagon Stewart (Nicole Savage), Danny Webb (Governor Smith).

Nicholas Hytner (Director), David Hare (Writer), Bob Crowley (Designer), Jessica Hung Han Yun (Lighting Designer), George Dennis (Sound Designer), George Fenton (Composer).

Please be aware, this production contains:

  • Racist language including racial slurs
  • Reference to the loss of a child
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Venue Information

Bridge Theatre

3 Potters Fields Park, London SE1 2SG

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Nearest Tube/Rail Station

London Bridge and Tower Hill

Buses

From London Bridge Station: 47, 343 or 381. From Tower Hill Station: 42 or 78

Nearest Car Parks

Q-Park Tower Bridge

Reviews

The Guardian

'Ralph Fiennes enthrals as the man who shaped New York'

The Observer

'Hare at his strongest'

Time Out

'It’s a fascinating true story, and an intriguing parable about the nature of power and democracy'

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