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Amy's View

Amy's View is a play written by British playwright David Hare. It premiered in London at the Royal National Theatre's Lyttelton Theatre on 13 June 1997, directed by Richard Eyre and starring Judi Dench, Ronald Pickup and Samantha Bond in the title role. It transferred to the Aldwych Theatre in the West End from January to April 1998, then moved to…

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PlayPlaywrightDavid HareLondonRoyal National Theatre
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British societyMargaret Thatcher
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Bob CrowleyProsceniumRichard HartleyNottingham PlayhouseJulia Watson
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Genre
Tragicomedy
Characters
Amy Thomas · Esme Allen · Dominic Tyghe · Frank Oddie · Evelyn Thomas
Date
1997; 29 years ago (1997)
Place
Royal National Theatre's Lyttelton Theatre London
Setting
Berkshire, near Pangbourne, and London, England
Written by
David Hare

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related to Character guide · 19
Amy's View → Amy, Amy Thomas, Amy's, Dominic, Dominic Tyghe, Esme, Esme Allen, Esme's, Evelyn Thomas, Frank, Frank Oddie, He, Lloyd's, London, She, Something, The, Toby Cole, West
related to Theme and idea · 17
Amy's View → Amy, Amy's, Dominic, Dominic's, Esme, Esme's, Frank, Frank's, Hare, He, In, It, New York Times, She, Swedish, The, Theme
related to Spectacle · 12
Amy's View → Act, Berkshire, Bob Crowley, Crowley, Esme's, However, In, Mark Henderson, Set, Stage, The, This
related to Synopsis · 12
Amy's View → Act One, Amy, Amy's, Blanc, Dominic, Dominic's, Esme, Esme's, Evelyn, London, Noir, We
related to Style · 9
Amy's View → Amy, Dominic, Esme, In, It, Lloyd's, The, There, This
Characters · 6
Amy's View → Amy Thomas, Dominic Tyghe, Esme Allen, Evelyn Thomas, Frank Oddie, Toby Cole
Date · 1
Amy's View → 1997; 29 years ago (1997)
Genre · 1
Amy's View → Tragicomedy
Place · 1
Amy's View → Royal National Theatre's Lyttelton Theatre London
Setting · 1
Amy's View → Berkshire, near Pangbourne, and London, England

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Amy's ViewCharactersAmy Thomas1.00infobox
Amy's ViewCharactersEsme Allen1.00infobox
Amy's ViewCharactersDominic Tyghe1.00infobox
Amy's ViewCharactersFrank Oddie1.00infobox
Amy's ViewCharactersEvelyn Thomas1.00infobox
Amy's ViewCharactersToby Cole1.00infobox
Amy's ViewDate1997; 29 years ago (1997)1.00infobox
Amy's ViewGenreTragicomedy1.00infobox
Amy's ViewPlaceRoyal National Theatre's Lyttelton Theatre London1.00infobox
Amy's ViewSettingBerkshire, near Pangbourne, and London, England1.00infobox
Amy's ViewWritten byDavid Hare1.00infobox
Amy's Viewis aplay written by British playwright David Hare0.90text

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