Performance

Venue	Finborough
	Also: The Finborough
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	27th November 2018
To	22nd December 2018
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sat, Sun Mats 15:00
Finborough (V199)
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Date of change: 2 Nov 18 - T01007446252
Date of change: 17 Oct 18 - T01007446252

Jeannie

Work:: Jeannie (S568326719)

What's the use of romance if there's no truth in it? It is 1936 in a 1wee one-eyed' town in Scotland. Jeannie is a drudge for her mean controlling father, but dreams of a different life. When she receives a large inheritance, she seizes the opportunity to finally escape to the glamour and sophistication of European travel. During her stay in Vienna, she encounters Stanley, a washing machine inventor from Yorkshire, and then a real Viennese Count. But Jeannie is no pushover. She knows her own mind, she is a stickler for the truth, and she hates scroungers...

Author

Aimee Stuart

Production:: (T01007446252)

1930s version of the Cinderella story from a rediscovered female playwright, Jeannie is a charming light romantic comedy, ideal for the Christmas season, and unseen in London since 1940.

Company	New Shoes Theatre (in association with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre)
Director	Nicolette Kay
Performer	Evelyn Adams (Maggie / The American Woman)
Performer	Max Alexander-Taylor (Waiter / Porter / Ensemble)
Performer	Kim Durham (Father / Clerk / Herr Ober)
Performer	Mairi Hawthorn (Jeannie)
Performer	Carol Holt (Bessie / Mistress)
Performer	Madeleine Hutchins (Mrs Whitelaw / The Blonde)
Performer	Matthew Mellalieu (Stanley)
Performer	Patrick Pearson (The Count)

Listing:: L1272961014

Production details

1930s version of the Cinderella story from a rediscovered female playwright, Jeannie is a charming light romantic comedy, ideal for the Christmas season, and unseen in London since 1940.

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