This House

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This House is a political stage play by James Graham that dramatizes the turbulent, hung-parliament politics of the UK in the 1970s.

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instanceOf drama
political play
stage play
author James Graham NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception positive
depicts minority government
parliamentary procedure
votes of no confidence
directorOfOriginalProduction Jeremy Herrin NERFINISHED
featuresCharacter Conservative chief whip
Labour chief whip
firstRunVenue Cottesloe Theatre NERFINISHED
focusesOn Conservative Party whips NERFINISHED
Labour Party whips NERFINISHED
genre historical drama
political drama
hasLiveBroadcast National Theatre Live NERFINISHED
includesEvent 1974 UK general elections
1979 vote of no confidence in the Labour government
medium theatre
notableFor blend of humour and political history
detailed depiction of parliamentary whips
use of ensemble cast
originalLanguage English
portrays Harold Wilson era
James Callaghan era
Margaret Thatcher as opposition leader
premiereCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
premieredAt National Theatre NERFINISHED
premiereLocation London NERFINISHED
premiereYear 2012
producedBy National Theatre NERFINISHED
setting Palace of Westminster NERFINISHED
settingPeriod 1970s
subject British politics
UK Parliament in the 1970s
hung parliament
timeSpanDepicted 1974–1979
transferredTo Olivier Theatre NERFINISHED
West End NERFINISHED
WestEndRunYear 2016
2017
WestEndTheatre Garrick Theatre NERFINISHED

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Garrick Theatre hasProduction This House