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T1859949446Director Tom Littler. Design Louie Whitemore. Lighting Chris McDonnell. Sound Max Pappenheim. Director Sam Woof (assistant). Costume Evelien Van Camp. Lighting Amy Hill. Stage ManagerVicky Zenetzi (deputy). Stage ManagerLily Collins (assistant). Performer Jane Asher (Lady Catherine Champion-Cheney). Performer Pete Ashmore (Arnold Champion-Cheney). Performer Clive Francis (Clive Champion-Cheney). Performer Nicholas Le Prevost (Lord Hughie Porteous). Performer Chirag Benedict Lobo (Teddie Luton). Performer Olivia Vinall (Elizabeth Champion-Cheney). Performer Robert Maskell (Murray). | |
| 20 Feb 24 to 24 Feb 24 | Richmond Theatre, Outer London :: V327 listing details L529272930 |
| 13 Feb 24 to 17 Feb 24 | Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442 listing details L581270162 |
| 6 Feb 24 to 10 Feb 24 | Oxford Playhouse, Oxford :: V803 listing details L01719607760 |
| 30 Jan 24 to 3 Feb 24 | Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester :: V719 listing details L01818557736 |
| 10 Jan 24 to 20 Jan 24 | Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L02110416290 |
Dorset, 1921: thirty years ago, Lady Kitty abandoned her husband and young son to run away with politician Lord Porteous. Kitty returns from exile in Italy, worn down by age but clinging to her glamorous past. At the family reunion, she discovers that her daughter-in-law is tempted to embark on an affair leaving Kitty, as events turn full circle, to decide whether or not to encourage the elopement. In The Circle, an elegant and entertaining social satire, Somerset Maugham explores the conflict between romance and responsibility with his characteristically shrewd understanding of human nature.
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