Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
	Also: The Studio
Town	York
County	North Yorkshire
From	25th October 2016
To	29th October 2016
When	19:30. Thu Mat 14:00. Sat Mat 14:30
Theatre Royal (V954)
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Date of change: 11 Jul 16 - T01224105064

Lady Chatterley's Lover

Work:: Lady Chatterley's Lover (S3886)

Lady Constance Chatterley is trapped in a loveless marriage. Injured in battle, the baronet Clifford Chatterley is unable to satisfy the sexual desires of his wife and so she finds herself in the arms of another man. As the passionate love affair between Constance and Mellors the gamekeeper reaches it's climax, the constraints of a class-led society are broken down and the two lovers find a fulfilment never experienced before. Written in 1925, D.H. Lawrence's controversial work was banned from sale until 1960. It made headlines for it's frank and explicit depiction of sex and it's portrayal of a passionate and adulterous love affair. Years ahead of it's time, this work deals with sexual taboos that are still present in society even today. Warning: This play contains adult content.

Book by

D H Lawrence

Production:: (T01224105064)

Producer	Sheffield Theatres
Company	English Touring Theatre
Director	Phillip Breen
Design	Laura Hopkins
Lighting	Natasha Chivers
Sound	Andrea J. Cox
Director	Ayse Tashkiran (movement director)
Performer	Hedydd Dylan (Lady Chatterley)
Performer	Jonah Russell (Mellors)
Performer	Aretha Ayeh (Mrs Flint / Mrs Bentley)
Performer	Will Irvine (Michaelis / Trade Unionist / Dan Coutts / Albert Adam)
Performer	Ciaran McIntyre (Sir Malcom Reid / Mr Linley)
Performer	Eugene O'Hare (Sir Clifford Chatterley)
Performer	David Osmond (the Pianist)
Performer	Rachel Sanders (Ivy Bolton)
Performer	Alice Selwyn (Hilda Reid)

Listing:: L1232362812

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29 Oct 16 Audio Described

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