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Vienna's English Theatre to stage 'Suddenly at Home'

A classic thriller by "Paul Temple" creator Francis Durbridge will premiere at Vienna’s English Theatre later this month.

"Suddenly at Home" is an eight-person play telling a white-knuckle story of love and greed. Paul Tomlinson directed the version which will be performed at the longstanding Viennese theatre house between 22 March and 8 May.

"Suddenly at Home" follows "God of Carnage" by Yasmine Reza which was on at the theatre earlier this year.

Go to www.englishtheatre.at or call +43 1 402 12 60-0 for tickets.

Austrian Times

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