Performance

Venue	Bristol Old Vic
	Also: Main House, Weston Studio, Cooper's Loft Studio
Town	Bristol
County	City of Bristol
From	5th February 2015
Opened	11th February 2015
To	7th March 2015
When	19:30. Feb15 11 at 19:00. Thu, Sat Mats 14:30
Bristol Old Vic (V857)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 16 Dec 14 - T0508112209
Date of change: 11 Sep 14 - T0508112209

The Life and Times of Fanny Hill

Work:: The Life and Times of Fanny Hill (S3974)

April de Angelis' adaptation for the stage takes the original novel and turns it on its head. The Life and Times of Fanny Hill tackles the dark underbelly of the story and explores the issues of female identity and ownership in a witty, irreverent way.

Book by

John Cleland

Production:: (T0508112209)

With stories of sexual exploitation of the young and vulnerable saturating our news and when pornography and sexual images are more plentiful than at any time in history, Fanny Hill's social and political relevance is even more valid today.

Producer	Bristol Old Vic
Producer	Lamplighter Drama
Adapted by	April de Angelis
Director	Michael Oakley
Music	Pete Flood
Musical Director	Pete Flood
Performer	Caroline Quentin (Fanny)
Performer	Phoebe Thomas (Louisa)
Performer	Gwyneth Keyworth (Swallow)
Performer	Rosalind Steele (Fiddle)
Performer	Nick Barber (Dingle / Voltaire)
Performer	Mawgan Gyles (Spark)

Listing:: L431507494

Production details

With stories of sexual exploitation of the young and vulnerable saturating our news and when pornography and sexual images are more plentiful than at any time in history, Fanny Hill's social and political relevance is even more valid today.

Reviews

The Life and Times of Fanny Hill review
12Feb15: The Bristol Old Vic and Lamplighter Theatre present this latest adaptation of the infamous John Cleland novel

Special Performances

21 Feb 15 Sign Interpreted
28 Feb 15 Audio Described
7 Mar 15 Captioned

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