Performance

Venue	Chichester Festival Theatre
	Also: The Spiegeltent
Town	Chichester
County	West Sussex
From	21st April 2017
Opened	26th April 2017
To	20th May 2017
When	19:30. Apr 26 19:00. Thu, Sat Mats 14:30
Chichester Festival Theatre (V719)
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Date of change: 16 Feb 17 - T641378367

Forty Years On

Work:: Forty Years On (S3319)

Regarded as a modern classic from Yorkshire's cherished playwright, Forty Years On is one of Bennett's funniest works. It's the last day of school term. Join the staff and students of The Albion House dramatic society as they present Speak for England, Arthur - a rip roaring revue featuring sketches, songs and dances that take us back a quarter of a century to the announcement that the second world war has broken out. The Headmaster will do his best to keep the show on track, and keep it clean, as he contests against unruly pupils and disruptive staff... not to mention the rugby team.

Author

Alan Bennett

Production:: (T641378367)

Producer	Chichester Festival Theatre
Director	Daniel Evans
Design	Lez Brotherston
Musical Director	Tom Brady
Lighting	Mark Henderson
Sound	Emma Laxton
Design	Nina Dunn (video)
Director	Anne McNulty (casting director)
Director	Charlotte Sutton (casting director)
Performer	Richard Wilson (Headmaster)
Performer	Thomas Bird
Performer	Lucy Briers (Miss Nisbitt)
Performer	Alan Cox (Franklin)
Performer	Jenny Galloway (Matron)
Performer	Michael Hamway
Performer	Joe Idris-Roberts
Performer	Danny Lee Wynter (Tempest)
Performer	Michael Lin
Performer	Oliver Marshall
Performer	James McConville
Performer	Martin Sarreal
Performer	Silas Wyatt-Barke

Listing:: L536253770

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Special Performances

11 May 17 Sign Interpreted
12 May 17 Captioned
19 May 17 Audio Described
20 May 17 Audio Described

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