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Nothing will grow for eccentric, high-born Mrs St Maugham in the dry earth of her once grand Sussex garden. Indoors, the situation is even worse. Her wild and damaged granddaughter, sixteen-year-old Laurel, sets fires and throws tantrums. When the enigmatic Miss Madrigal arrives to take up the post of Laurel's companion, the household is disconcerted by her evasive oddity. Where has she come from, and why does she refuse to speak about her past? Both singular comedy and haunting mystery, this startling insight into mother-daughter relationships is regarded as one of the twentieth century's most remarkable plays. The author of many books and dramas, Enid Bagnold is still best known for her 1935 novel, National Velvet.T01212079088Producer Bill Kenwright. Director Sean Mathias. Design Julie Godfrey. Lighting Chris Davey. Performer Edward Fox. Performer Sian Philips. Performer Jenny Seagrove. Performer Flinty Williams. Performer John Partridge. | |
| 14 Sep 22 to 1 Oct 22 | Theatre Royal Windsor, Windsor :: V742 listing details L2070377643 |
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