Performance

Venue	Birmingham Repertory Theatre
	Also: The Door
Town	Birmingham
County	West Midlands
From	26th October 2007
Opened	30th October 2007
To	17th November 2007
When	19:30. Oct 30 19:00. Nov 1, 3, 6, 8, 13, 15 Mats 14:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £25.00.
Birmingham Repertory Theatre (V143)
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She Stoops to Conquer

Work:: She Stoops to Conquer (S4951)

Mistaken identity, lust and class are at the heart of this classic comedy set in the rustic England of the 1760s. Sub-titled The Mistakes of a Night. A rich handsome single man, Marlow, is very good at chatting up barmaids, but bashful in front of society ladies. The he falls for Miss Kate Hardcastle and things start to go wrong when his friend persuade him that her family home is in fact the local inn!

Author

Oliver Goldsmith

Production:: (T01572290779)

Producer	Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Producer	The Touring Consortium
Director	Jonathan Munby
Design	Mike Britton
Music	Olly Fox
Lighting	Oliver Fenwick
Sound	Dan Hoole
Choreographer	Katherine Taylor
Author	Bryony Lavery (proglogue / epilogue)
Performer	Liza Goddard (Mrs Hardcastle)
Performer	Colin Baker (Mr Hardcastle)
Performer	Lynsey Beauchamp (Pimple)
Performer	Jonathan Broadbent (Tony Lumpkin)
Performer	Matthew Burgess (George Hastings)
Performer	Annie Hemmingway (Constance Neville)
Performer	Tom Jude (Diggory)
Performer	Dorothea Myer-Bennett (Kate Hardcastle)
Performer	Glynn Sweet (Sir Charles Marlowe / Landlord)
Performer	Elisa Boyd (Servant / Violinist)
Performer	Leon Hunt (Actor / Musician)
Performer	Matthew Douglas (Marlowe)
Performer	Thomas Brownlee (Musicians / Servant)
Performer	Aiden Clooke (Musicians / Servant)

Listing:: L01156663756

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

Special Performances

15 Nov 07 Sign Interpreted Signed by Harjit Jagdev
15 Nov 07 Audio Described
16 Nov 07 Open Captioned (STAGETEXT)

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