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Venue	King's Theatre
Town	Glasgow
County	Glasgow
From	2nd November 2015
To	7th November 2015
King's Theatre (V613)
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Date of change: 7 May 15 - T1709923201

Rebecca

Work:: Rebecca (S4729)

Classic costume drama (Gothic thrills) from the 1930's. A young bride feels the presence of her husband's former wife in the haunting home of Manderlay. Slowly she pieces together the tragic history of the dead Rebecca and confronts the housekeeper Mrs Danvers.

Author

Daphne Du Maurier

Production:: (T1709923201)

Presented by	David Pugh
Presented by	Dafydd Rogers
Company	Kneehigh Theatre
Adapted by	Emma Rice
Director	Emma Rice
Design	Leslie Travers
Lighting	Tim Lutkin
Sound	Simon Baker
Music	Simon Baker
Musical Director	Ian Ross
Choreographer	Emma Rice
Choreographer	Ewan Wardrop
Director	Sarah Bird (CDG - casting director)
Performer	Imogen Sage (Mrs de Winter)
Performer	Lizzie Winkler (Beatrice)
Performer	Richard Clews (Frith)
Performer	Andy Williams (Giles)
Performer	Katy Owen (Robert)
Performer	Tristan Sturrock (Maxim de Winter)
Performer	Emily Raymond (Mrs Danvers)
Performer	Katy Owen (Ben)
Performer	Ewan Wardrop (Jack Favell)
Performer	Andy Williams (Coastguard)
Performer	Richard Clews (Doctor)
Performer	Barbara Hockaday (Fisherman)
Performer	Samuel Martin (Fisherman)
Performer	Emily May Smith (Fisherman)

Listing:: L0857881308

Reviews

Janice: 05Nov15:
Fantastic adaptation of this classic. Essentially the plot was good and true to the book, but there was the addition of comedy, Cornish music and puppets. My favourite characte was the dog. It was amazing. Loved the evening.

User Reviews

Janice (05Nov15): Fantastic adaptation of this classic. Essentially the plot was good and true to the book, but there was the addition of comedy, Cornish music and puppets. My favourite characte was the dog. It was amazing. Loved the evening.

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