Performance

Venue	Finborough
	Also: The Finborough
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	17th November 2015
Opened	19th November 2015
To	20th December 2015
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sun Mat 15:00. Sat Mat 15:00 (from Nov 28)
Finborough (V199)
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Date of change: 21 Oct 15 - T414681700
Date of change: 17 Sep 15 - T414681700

Flowering Cherry

Work:: Flowering Cherry (S01497514739)

Suburbia, 1957. Jim Cherry sells insurance, but wants to sell apples instead. He dreams of owning an orchard in Somerset and quitting the job he hates. But Cherry is a fantasist and his wife Isobel is at breaking point. As his dream begins to spiral out of control and the gulf between them widens, can she force him to face reality? Hailed at its premiere as the British Death of a Salesman, and from the writer of A Man for All Seasons and the screenplays of Doctor Zhivago and Lawrence of Arabia, Flowering Cherry is the heart-breaking story of a man seduced by his own imagination.

Author

Robert Bolt

Production:: (T414681700)

This rediscovery marks the first London production since its premiere in 1957, starring Sir Ralph Richardson and Celia Johnson.

Presented by	Troupe (in association with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre)
Director	Banjamin Whitrow
Design	Alex Marker
Lighting	Peter Harrison
Sound	Lucinda Mason Brown
Costume	Janet Hudson-Holt
Performer	Ashley Cook
Performer	Catherine Kanter
Performer	Liam McKenna
Performer	Hannah Morrish
Performer	James Musgrave
Performer	Phoebe Sparrow
Performer	Benjamin Whitrow

Listing:: L1965202639

Production details

This rediscovery marks the first London production since its premiere in 1957, starring Sir Ralph Richardson and Celia Johnson.

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