Performance

Venue	Perth Theatre
	Also: Perth Concert Hall, Norie-Miller Studio, Horsecross
Town	Perth
County	Perth and Kinross
From	28th September 2010
To	9th October 2010
When	19:45. Oct 2, 9 Mats 14:30
Prices	From £14.50. To £16.50.
Perth Theatre (V637)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

The Madness of George III

Work:: The Madness of George III (S4108)

1788 - King George III is preparing for the opening of parliament with his devoted wife, Queen Charlotte and their 15 children. Despite the picture of respectability all is not well in the palace; not only has the King lost the colonies but he's losing his mind. With the smooth running of Government depending on his sanity and the Prince of Wales increasingly impatient to succeed his father, it's a race against time to get the King fit. The Prime Minister's only hope is a self-taught doctor with some unorthodox methods for curing dementia.

Author

Alan Bennett

Production:: (T141063871)

Running time: 2hrs 30mins inc. interval

Producer	Blackeyed Theatre
Producer	Icarus Theatre Collective
Producer	Original Theatre Company (in association with Easbourne Theatres)
Director	Alastair Whatley
Design	Victoria Spearing
Costume	Fiona Davis
Lighting	Alan Valentine
Performer	Simon Ward (King George)
Performer	Susan Penhaligon (Queen Charlotte)
Performer	Alastair Whatley (Prince of Wales)
Performer	Garrett Moore (Duke of York)
Performer	Portia Booroff (Lady Pembroke)
Performer	Robert Curtis (Greville)
Performer	Jamie Hinde (Pitt / Pepys)
Performer	Knight Mantell (Wills / Dundas)
Performer	Rhys King (Fitzroy / Ramsden)
Performer	Zachary Holton (Thurlow / Boothby)
Performer	Kate Colebrook (Papandiek)
Performer	Courtney Spence (Baker / Sheridan)
Performer	Ian Marr (Fox / Warren)

Listing:: L01149723952

Production details

Running time: 2hrs 30mins inc. interval

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

Special Performances

7 Oct 10 Audio Described
8 Oct 10 Captioned
9 Oct 10 Audio Described
9 Oct 10 Sign Interpreted

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