Performance

Venue	Playhouse
Town	Erith
County	Kent
From	13th May 2013
To	18th May 2013
When	20:00
Prices	From £8.50. To £8.50.
Playhouse (V186)
Current/Future Listings
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Date of change: 22 Apr 13 - T1272912680

Fatal Attraction

Work:: Fatal Attraction (S995557747)

When Blair Griffin receives two visitors at her hideaway beach-house, her soon-to-be-ex-husband Morgan, and her long-time stalker Tony Lombardi, she soon realises that murder is not far away! Lieutenant Gus Braden, who is also obsessed with Blair's beauty, warns her to secure the house as the murderer could return. Then suddenly he reappears with terrifying consequences. But who is the real victim here? This clever thriller throws in many surprises along the way.

Author

Bernard Slade

Production:: (T1272912680)

Based on the Paramount Pictures Corporation film, re-interpreted for the stage by original screen writer James Dearden.

Producer	Theatre Royal Haymarket Productions
Producer	Robert Fox
Producer	Patrick Ryecart
Adapted by	James Dearden
Director	Trevor Nunn
Design	Rob Jones
Lighting	Paul Pyant
Sound	Paul Groothuis
Performer	Natascha McElhone (Alex Forrest)
Performer	Mark Bazeley (Dan Gallagher)
Performer	Kristin Davis (Beth Gallagher)
Performer	Jane How (Joan)
Performer	Alex Lowe (Jimmy)
Performer	Nana Amoo-Gottfried (Detective Miller)
Performer	Hannah Bourne (Real Estate Agent)
Performer	Naomi Capron (Martha)
Performer	Jonathan Forbes (Lieutenant O'Rourke)
Performer	Gerard Gilroy (Removal Man)
Performer	Stephen Omer (Sergeant)
Performer	Holly J Barrett (Ellen Gallagher - some dates)
Performer	Sophia Pettit (Ellen Gallagher - some dates)
Performer	Lois Ellington (Ellen Gallagher - some dates)
Performer	Amelia Crouch (Ellen Gallagher - some dates)
Performer	Miranda Keeling (Ensemble)
Performer	Harry Long (Ensemble)
Performer	Angela Phinnimore (Ensemble)

Listing:: L1606972588

Production details

Based on the Paramount Pictures Corporation film, re-interpreted for the stage by original screen writer James Dearden.

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