Performance

Venue	Menier Chocolate Factory
	Also: The Mixing Room
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	21st September 2024
To	16th November 2024
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sat, Sun Mats 15:00. Sep 23 at 19:30
Prices	From £40.00. To £45.00.
Menier Chocolate Factory (V341546307)
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Date of change: 23 Jul 24 - T359451389

The Cabinet Minister

Work:: The Cabinet Minister (S1020575221)

The only politics involved in Pinero's brilliant farce are the politics of social climbing! When Kitty, wife of 'The Cabinet Minister', finds herself deeply in debt she borrows money from her dressmaker's brother. The interest he charges is unusual to say the least. Kitty must introduce him and his sister into 'society'. Kitty, trying desperately to arrange suitable marriages for her son and daughter and surrounded by her chaotic family, is at her wit's end. This fast moving farce has been delighting audiences for over a hundred years.

Author

Arthur Wing Pinero

Production:: (T359451389)

Producer	Menier Chocolate Factory
Adapted by	Nancy Carroll
Director	Paul Foster
Design	Janet Bird
Costume	Janet Bird
Lighting	Tim Mascall
Sound	George Dennis
Music	Sarah Travis (and musical supervisor)
Director	Joanna Goodwin (movement)
Performer	George Blagden (Valentine White)
Performer	Nancy Carroll (Lady Katherine Twombley)
Performer	Joe Edgar (Brook Twombley)
Performer	Phoebe Fildes (Miss Fanny Lacklustre)
Performer	Rosalind Ford (Imogen Twombley)
Performer	Dom Hodson (Keith / Lord Drumburris)
Performer	Dillie Keane (Lady Macphail)
Performer	Nicholas Rowe (Rt Hon Sir Julian Twombley)
Performer	Laurence Ubong Williams (Mr Bernard Lacklustre / Mr Melting)
Performer	Romaya Weaver (Lady Effie Vibart)
Performer	Matthew Woodyatt (Sir Colin Macphail of Ballocheevin)

Listing:: L0440897428

Current production:Tour/Production

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