Performance

Venue	Jermyn Street Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	28th October 2014
Opened	30th October 2014
To	22nd November 2014
When	19:30. Sat, Sun Mats 15:30
Prices	From £18.00. To £22.00.
Jermyn Street Theatre (V207)
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Date of change: 9 Jul 14 - T0744680196
Date of change: 13 Feb 14 - T0744680196

First Episode

Work:: First Episode (S3285)

Oxford, 1933. Tony and David have been best friends throughout their time at university, but does their loyalty go deeper? When Tony falls in love with the beautiful movie star Margot Gresham, in Oxford to appear in a play with the undergraduates, their relationship is put to the test. Both touching and uproariously funny, First Episode is one of the earliest plays to deal explicitly with homosexuality, and for lovers of Rattigan's work it is a fascinating experience to see the first fruits of his creativity. First Episode was Rattigan's first play, written while he was still a student. It was presented at the Q Theatre in 1933, and transferred to the West End and Broadway in 1934.

Author	Terence Rattigan
Author	Philip Meimann (1933)

Production:: (T0744680196)

Presented by	Primavera (in association with Jermyn Street Theatre)
Director	Tom Littler
Design	Neil Irish
Sound	Matt Eaton
Lighting	Tim Mascall
Costume	Emily Stuart
Performer	Caroline Langrishe (Margot Gresham)
Performer	Gavin Fowler (Tony)
Performer	Philip Labey (David)
Performer	Alex Hope (Philip)
Performer	Adam Buchanan (Bertie)
Performer	Molly Hanson (Joan)
Performer	Harry Gostelow (James)

Listing:: L1192478919

Part of the Thirties Season

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Part of the Thirties Season

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