Performance

Venue	The Poor School
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	18th January 2018
To	28th January 2018
When	19:30. No perf Mon, Tue
The Poor School (V0232297781)
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Date of change: 15 Jan 18 - T31018772
Date of change: 9 Nov 17 - T31018772

Lady Windermere's Fan

Work:: Lady Windermere's Fan (S3891)

On the morning of his wife's twenty-first birthday, Lord Windermere gives her, as a token of his love, a beautiful present - a fan. However, she is to find out that her love is not as secure as she once believed. Who is the strange Mrs Erlynne and what is her husband's involvement with her? Within the structured confines of London 'society', Oscar Wilde creates a witty cartoon of morality and double standards. In twenty-four hours the happiness of Lord and Lady Windermere teeters on the precipice of scandal and disaster. Coloured with rakish young fops, innocent daughters, scheming mothers and bumbling gentlemen, lady Windermere's Fan is Oscar Wilde's classic comedy of manners, hidden identities and mistaken understandings.

Author

Oscar Wilde

Production:: (T31018772)

Presented by	The Poor School
Director	Clare Davidson
Performer	Alex Pitcher (Lord Windermere)
Performer	Robert Eades (Lord Darlington)
Performer	Richie Daysh (Lord Augustus Lorton)
Performer	Kelvin Giles (Mr Dumby)
Performer	Jake Botterell (Mr Cecil Graham)
Performer	Blake Aidan (Mr Hopper)
Performer	Michael Yon (Parker / Butler)
Performer	Sophie Wilson (Lady Windermere)
Performer	Hilary Barnes (The Duchess of Berwick)
Performer	Katja Ewald (Lady Agatha Carlisle)
Performer	Isobel Scanlan (Lady Plymdale)
Performer	Sal Kelly (Lady Stutfield)
Performer	Jillian Atkin (Lady Jedburgh)
Performer	Laura Shipler Chico (Mrs Cowper-Cowper)
Performer	Frankie Hyde-Peace (Mrs Erlynne)
Performer	Nicola Mae Begley (Rosalie)

Listing:: L1944556095

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