Cape Cinema

Director: Melly Still

Running time: 3 ½ hours, including the walk‐in, one intermission.

In a parallel world, 1860, two teenagers are thrown together by a tsunami. destroyed Mau's village is destroyed and Daphne is shipwrecked on his South Pacific island, thousands of miles from home. One wears next to nothing, the other a long white dress; neither speaks the other's language; somehow they must learn to survive. As starving refugees gather, Daphne delivers a baby, milks a pig, brews beer and does battle with a mutineer. Mau fights cannibal raiders, discovers the world is round and questions the reality of his tribe's fiercely patriarchal gods. Together they come of age, overseen by a foul‐mouthed parrot, as they discard old doctrine to forge a new Nation.

Following His Dark Materials, Coram Boy, and War Horse, the National Theatre stages Mark Ravenhill's exhilarating adaptation of Terry Pratchett's latest witty and challenging adventure story.

Starring: Michael Gambon (The Cook the Thief His Wife & Her Lover), Alex Jennings and Frances de la Tour.

Running time: 3 ½ hours, including the walk-in, one intermission.

Alan Bennett returns to the National Theatre following the huge success of his Laurence Olivier and Tony Award‐winning play, The History Boys, with a new work, The Habit Of Art, which involves W H Auden in his last years and includes a fictional meeting between the poet and the composer Benjamin Britten, who famously fell out in the 1940s after a long friendship.

• Adults: $20
• Seniors: $18 (62 and over)
• Children (Nation Only): $10 (under 16)

In additional to online and box office sales, tickets may be purchased by calling 1-888-71-TICKETS (1-888-718-4253), Monday - Friday, 9 AM - 6 PM EST.

• Adults: $20
• Seniors: $18 (62 and over)
• Children (Nation Only): $10 (under 16)