A Museum in Baghdad Production Photos Emma Fielding as Gertrude Bell and Rendah Heywood as Ghalia Hussein in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Emma Fielding as Gertrude Bell, Rasoul Saghir as Abu Zaman and Rendah Heywood as Ghalia Hussein in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images The Company in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Rasoul Saghir as Abu Zaman in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Emma Fielding as Gertrude Bell in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images David Birrell as Leonard Woolley in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images The Company in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Rendah Heywood as Ghalia Hussein, Houda Echouafni as Layla Hassan, Emma Fielding as Gertrude Bell and Debbie Korley as Sam York in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Houda Echouafni as Layla Hassan in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images David Birrell as Leonard Woolley, Rasoul Saghir as Abu Zaman and Emma Fielding as Gertrude Bell in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Riad Richie as Mohammed Abdullah in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Rendah Heywood as Ghalia Hussein in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Houda Echouafni as Layla Hassan in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images David Birrell as Leonard Woolley and Emma Fielding as Gertrude Bell in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Debbie Korley as Sam York in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Rendah Heywood as Ghalia Hussein in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Zed Josef as Salim and Emma Fielding as Gertrude Bell in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Ali Gadema as Prime Minister and Riad Richie as Mohammed Abdullah in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Rasoul Saghir as Abu Zaman and Emma Fielding as Gertrude Bell in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Nadi Kemp-Sayfi as Nasiya in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Nadi Kemp-Sayfi as Nasiya in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Debbie Korley as Sam York and Houda Echouafni as Layla Hassan in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Emma Fielding as Gertrude Bell and Rendah Heywood as Ghalia Hussein in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Rendah Heywood as Ghalia Hussein in A Museum in Baghdad Photo by Ellie Kurttz © RSC Browse and license our images Launch Gallery Close Hide Thumbnails Swan Theatre Stratford-upon-Avon Until 25 Jan 2020 Book Tickets Kiln Theatre London 22 Apr - 23 May 2020 Book Tickets Running time: 2 hrs 26 mins + 20 mins interval About the Play Feature Trailer Production Photos In Rehearsal Cast and Creatives Book Tickets More Less About the Play Tickets Feature Trailer Production Photos Trailer Next performance: 14 November, 7:30PM Swan TheatreStratford-upon-Avon See images from our current production of A Museum in Baghdad. In This Section About the Play This new play by Hannah Khalil explores what it means to try and create a nation – and why a country’s treasures matter when people are dying. Find out more Feature Trailer See what the audience thought about A Museum in Baghdad Watch the video In Rehearsal Watch a video about the ideas behind A Museum in Baghdad and see photos from in the rehearsal room. Watch the video Cast and Creatives Meet the actors performing in our new play A Museum in Baghdad, directed by Erica Whyman. See photos and biogs Why write a play about Iraq? Writer Hannah Khalil talks about her play A Museum in Baghdad set in Iraq in 1926 and 2006. Why do the place, the period and the people matter to us now? Find out more Related events Find out more about our production of A Museum in Baghdad and how it was created, with our series of events. Find out more Assisted Performances Find out about our assisted performances for A Museum in Bagdad Find out more You may also like