David Hare’s award-winning play about the privatisation of the railways roared back to life in a site-responsive new staging @thevaultsuk 13 Sept-17 Nov 2019.
We give power to people who don't deserve it, that don't deserve to possess power, because they misuse it and abuse it and manipulate it, and treat people with contempt.
I find beauty in what many people see as ugly -- rugged skyscrapers, beaten-up warehouses.
Now after almost 3 decades and much speculation, I’m proud to unveil Grand Street and Three Rivers City!
If you haven’t seen #thepermanentway@tpwplay at @thevaultsuk yet, you’ve only got a few more days so hurry up! Very relevant, excellent atmosphere created and great performances 🙌🏼
It is our tremendous privilege to have Louise Christian & @JohnHendyQC with us for tomorrow evening’s performance of David Hare’s The Permanent Way @thevaultsuk. With their unique insight & formidable expertise it’s surely going to be something special.
Hi @IMechE have you been to see us yet? Please do join us if not, we’re running until 17th November @thevaultsuk. Was railway privatisation a good thing for engineering? Discuss!
Last night, @JankovicDina and I had the pleasure of seeing "The Permanent Way", David Hare's 2003 exploration of the mess of railway privatisation.
It was well set, fantastically acted and is no less relevant today as an observation of corporate accountability.
Had a great night at The Vaults last night watching The Permanent Way @tpwplay and already looking forward to my next visit to watch Cinderella @CindersVaults!