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Written by Douglas Jerrold in 1829, when the country was still recovering from the fallout of the Napoleonic wars, Black Ey d Susan takes something of a side-swipe at the widespread corruption that was rife within the British Navy. Full of recognisably stock comic characters, but written with an underlying serious message, the play proved a massive and popular hit with audiences of the day.

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Author: Douglas Jerrold

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Archive listings for Black Ey'd Susan (2007)

Work type: Play.

T238422189

Producer Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds. Producer Restoring the Repertoire. Adapted by Carl Miller. Director Colin Blumenau. Design Kit Surrey. Lighting Simon Mills. Costume Alison Lewis. Choreographer Lee Crowley. Performer Steven Osborne. Performer Luke Shaw. Performer Jack Blumenau. Performer Sophia Linden. Performer Janet Greaves. Performer Philip Ralph. Performer Natalie Farmer. Performer William Wolfe Hogan. Performer Pip Minnithorpe. Performer Jay Worthy. Performer Emily Barber. Performer Grace Chapman. Performer Eleanor Watson. Performer Andy Deane. Performer Thomas Menarry. Performer Matthew Turner.

10 Sep 07 to 22 Sep 07

Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds :: V76
listing details L01031839012

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