One single text for two theatre shows.
Nixon-Frost, a cinematic narration with theatrical recourses (realistic stage space).
Nixon-Frost (unplugged escènic), a theatrical narrative with audiovisual resources (conceptual stage space).
In 1974, Richard Nixon resigned from the White House but he was never tried over Watergate. Three years later he conceded a series of television interviews to David Frost, a famous presenter of late show type programmes, in exchange for $600.000. Will Frost be the man to extract an apology from Nixon in front of the American people?
Premiere in Spain. Galaxy Premiere of the production.
“A prize fight you watch with the kind of fascinated delight rare in the theater.” (The New York Post)
“Knockout! It's hard to resist inching forward in your seat to better bask in the radiant glow.” (NY Daily News) |