Performance

Venue	Jermyn Street Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	9th January 2012
Opened	11th January 2012
To	28th January 2012
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Sat Mat 15:30. Extra Mat Thur Jan 26 at 15:30
Prices	From £17.00. To £17.00.
Jermyn Street Theatre (V207)
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Date of change: 22 Nov 11 - T01649104707
Date of change: 21 Nov 11 - T01649104707

The Art of Concealment - The Life of Terrence Rattigan

Work:: The Art of Concealment (S1850432500)

He was one of the most acclaimed playwrights and screenwriters of his generation. His fall from critical favour marked a turning point in modern British theatre. He wore a carefully constructed mask of respectable, suave gentility in order to conceal his true nature, but who was the man behind the mask? Who was the real Terence Rattigan? Terence Rattigan, one of the most acclaimed playwrights and screenwriters of his generation This is a play not only about the demons that haunted one of our great playwrights, but about the creative process itself, and the process of ageing, of loss, of unhappiness in love, and of ultimate disillusionment - with the ironic twist that we know Rattigan to be more honoured now, at the centenary of his birth, than he would ever have expected in his lifetime.

Author

Giles Cole

Production:: The Life of Terrence Rattigan (T01649104707)

Producer	John B Hobbs
Producer	GC Productions (in association with Jermyn Street Theatre)
Director	Knight Mantell
Design	Meg Witts
Producer	John B Hobbs
Producer	GC Productions
Performer	Dominic Tighe (young Rattigan)
Performer	Alistair Findlay(old Rattigan) (old Rattigan)
Performer	Daniel Bayle
Performer	Judy Buxton
Performer	Charlie Hollway
Performer	Christopher Morgan
Performer	Graham Pountney
Performer	Benedict Salter.

Listing:: L01667097300

The Life of Terrence Rattigan

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