Performance

Venue	New Theatre Royal
	Also: Minghella Studio
Town	Portsmouth
County	Hampshire
From	29th October 2018
To	3rd November 2018
New Theatre Royal (V769)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

The Case of the Frightened Lady

Work:: The Case of the Frightened Lady (S1204762911)

When Inspector Tanner is called in to investigate a ruthless murder at Mark's Priory, the grand ancestral home of the Lebanon family, he quickly discovers that nothing is quite as it seems. The household is controlled by the family physician, the footmen behave more like guests than servants and the secretary Isla is afraid for her life. As Tanner moves closer to the heart of the mystery he uncovers a shocking and closely guarded secret ... Building on the phenomenal decade long success of The Agatha Christie Company, which sold over two million tickets around the UK, comes a new thrilling chapter. Following this year's acclaimed production of Ruth Rendell's A Judgement in Stone, the Classic Thriller Company returns with a brand new adaption from the legendary "King of the detective thriller", Edgar Wallace - the brains behind one of the most iconic films of all time, King Kong.

Author

Edgar Wallace

Production:: (T01938148334)

Workshop leader	Bill Kenwright
Company	The Classic Thriller Theatre Company
Adapted by	Antony Lampard
Director	Roy Marsden
Design	Julie Godfrey
Lighting	Chris Davey
Sound	Dan Samson
Performer	John Partridge (Inspector Tanner)
Performer	Deborah Grant (Lady Lebanon)
Performer	Robert Duncan (Dr Amersham)
Performer	Philip Lowrie (Kelver)
Performer	Scarlett Archer (Isla)
Performer	Matt Barber (Lord Lebanon)
Performer	Angus Brown (Brook)
Performer	Gwynfor Jones (Tilling)
Performer	Rosie Thomson (Mrs Tilling)
Performer	Joshua Wichard (Studd)
Performer	Simon Desborough (Gilder)
Performer	Matt Lacey (Detective Sergeant Totti)

Listing:: L0252896868

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