The possibilities may be in your favor in October.
The first adaptation of the “Hunger Games” will start shows on October 20 at the Canary Wharf Train Theater, a new place of 1,200 seats located in the heart beating heart of the Canary Wharf in London.
Connor McFireson’s theatrical playwright adaptive the first book of the Susan Collins series and the first movie of the iconic Lionsgate movie for this direct theatrical production. Production will be managed by the famous director Matthew Donster (“2:22 – Ghost Story”, “Hangmen”, “The Pillowman”).
The “The Hunger Games” privilege includes four critical arguments that sold more than 100 million copies around the world and translated into 52 languages, in addition to the popular films concession that achieved more than $ 3.4 billion in the World Ticket Office. The latest novel “Hunger Games” will be launched by Suzan Collins, “Sunrise on the Resping” impatiently, by Scholasic on March 18, 2025, and will be adapted to a major animation event for Lionsgate on November 20, 2026.
“I feel overwhelmed because” hunger games “are in the hands of talented playwright Connor McFireson and Evangelical Director Matthew Donster,” Collins said. “Connor has made a great adaptation, which is completely unique from the scenario. The dynamic gradual in Matthew gives the audience a completely new way to experience the story.”
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In the future of Dysopi, “The Hunger Games” ignites an exciting battle for survival, where 24 years of young man are moved against each other in the arena. Katnis Everdin, a frightened and trick hero, stands out as a symbol of rebellion because she is fighting not only for her life but at the hope of a persecuted nation by the cruel Capitol.
“Connor McVerson raises the details and strength from the book and the film, and we have provided us with a kind of the tight and dangerous play that he is famous for. Denster said:“ We have collected the play for more than a year with our world -class creative team; Feeling theatrical vocabulary carefully because we want to bring the audience an influential and an exciting thing like the novel Susan Collins, emotional and exciting like the movie. But we will do this in our own way – in the theater. We want our “hunger games” to be a unique play. ”
“In his capacity as a teenager myself, it is a pleasure to work in particular to work on a story that speaks the values of ethics and moral courage to young people at these unspeakable times,” said Connor McFireson. “Our single focus is on honoring the achievement of Susan Collins with an exciting adaptation on the stage as it is on the page. It was very pleasure to see the theatrical language of this show that is developing through explosive workshops under the partnership of Matthew Dunestter, inspired by dance designer Charlotte Brom and their tireless team of young artists.”
Lionsgate’s Global Grouples and Exercess Group provides great opportunities for the growth of major film and TV features such as “The Hunger Games”. The studio also lined up on the stage modifications for “La La Land”, “Dirty Dancing” and “Wonder” and more, as well as John Wick Aaa Mobile and brand attractions.
“The Hunger Games” is one of the best book to adapt films in all ages, inspiring the masses to think deeply in the world around them and the strength of the human spirit. Leongit EVP and head of global products and experiences at Jennif Brown said:
The Canary Wharf Toubadour Theater was built from hosting the first global show of adaptation on the stage for “The Hunger Games”, where the spectators will feel part of the movement in a round place.
“Bringing hunger games to the theater is an extraordinary moment, and we knew that it demanded an unusual team and place on an equal footing. This theater is specially designed is the ideal house for Bannim, allowing our global world -class team to create a transition and a transitional experience that is fully embodied, institutional, and founders of Susan Collins”, that theaters of the common centers and founders are Teristan Baker and Oliver Rowds. “Each element – from gradual to technology – is designed to move the fans directly to the heart of games as it has not happened before.”
“The Hunger Games: on the stage” is produced by Oliver Roids, Territist Baker and Charlie Parsons for the fugitive entertainment, and Isbel David and Umda theater, in order with Lyongit. Tickets will be sold at 1 pm GMT on March 27.
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