Fences

Following his triumphant performance as Othello in the West End, Lenny Henry takes on one of the 20th century's most unforgettable characters in Fences at Cambridge Arts Theatre this April.

Troy Maxson was once a gifted athlete but was denied his turn at the big time and now struggles through daily life in Pittsburgh. Resentful of a world he believes has denied him chances at every turn; he takes out his anger on a sports-obsessed son and his loyal wife.

When?

Monday 15th – Saturday 20th April

How Much?

Mon – Sat, 7.45pm & Sat, 2.30pm: £15/£25/£30/£35

Thur, 2.30pm: £15/£20/£25/£30
All tickets are subject to a £2.50 booking fee

About The Show

Fences is one of the greatest American dramas of the 20th century, and winner of the New York Drama Critics’ Award, two Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

Set between the Korean and Vietnam wars, it is the story of a family trying to hold itself together and of what happens when a strong man is robbed of his dreams – a universal story which will touch a chord in every heart.

The Cast

Lenny Henry’s has made the successful transition from a comedian to a stage actor resulting in him winning the award for Best Newcomer at the Evening Standard for his performance Othello in 2009.

Colin McFarlene joins Henry in this critically acclaimed production as loyal friend Bono. Having starred alongside Christian Bale, Michael Caine and Morgan Freeman in Dark Knight, McFarlene has become a household name.

Tanya Moodie plays Rose Maxson. Her extensive acting career has seen her perform at the National Theatre, the Royal Court and with the Royal Shakespeare Company.

The cast also includes Terence Maynard, Peter Bankole and Ashley Zhangazha.