Single Spies - An Englishman Abroad/A Question of Attribution

Single Spies - An Englishman Abroad/A Question of Attribution (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01494638566. Details of all Single Spies - An Englishman Abroad/A Question of Attribution archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S280608228

Archive Listings

26 May 08 to 31 May 08	Theatre Royal Bath, Bath & North East Somerset Performance Details => Venue archive
12 May 08 to 17 May 08	Wycombe Swan High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire Performance Details => Venue archive
28 Apr 08 to 3 May 08	Milton Keynes Theatre Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire Performance Details => Venue archive
21 Apr 08 to 26 Apr 08	Arts Theatre Cambridge, Cambridgeshire Performance Details => Venue archive
31 Mar 08 to 5 Apr 08	Hull New Theatre Hull, Humberside Performance Details => Venue archive
25 Mar 08 to 29 Mar 08	King's Theatre Edinburgh Performance Details => Venue archive
17 Mar 08 to 22 Mar 08	Theatre Royal Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear Performance Details => Venue archive

Details

Single Spies - An Englishman Abroad/A Question of Attribution archive

In An Englishman Abroad, actress Coral Browne receives an intoxicated visitor to her dressing room in a Moscow theatre. He's a familiar, upper-class Englishman - the disgraced double-agent Guy Burgess. Invited to dine at his flat, she is given one simple instruction - 'bring a tape measure'. A Question of Attribution follows Anthony Blunt, esteemed art historian and Surveyor of the Queen's Pictures. A chance encounter with the Queen leads to a sharp exchange of wits, but will he reveal to her what would later be revealed to the world - that the man who worked in the heart of her household was also a Soviet spy?

Cast/Performers

Nigel Havers, Diana Quick, Jack Ryder

Creatives/Company

Author: Alan Bennett
Producer(s): Theatre Royal Bath, David Pugh, Dafydd Rogers
Director: Christopher Luscome

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

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