Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
	Also: The Studio
Town	York
County	North Yorkshire
From	5th March 2014
To	15th March 2014
When	19:45. Mar 15 Mat 14:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £10.00.
Theatre Royal (V954)
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Date of change: 16 Jan 14 - T167811300

The Stepmother

Work:: The Stepmother (S167739600)

A comfortable house in Surrey. When the orphaned Lois Relph accepts a marriage proposal from an older man, Eustace Gaydon, she believes she's been rescued from an uncertain future. Establishing a successful business as a dress designer, Lois leaves her fortune in her husband's hands. But when one of her devoted step-daughters needs her help, Lois is forced to address what drew Eustace to her in the first place - and, at last, to face the dark truth at the heart of her marriage. This gripping drama is a searing look at manipulation, money and matrimony. What price a woman's autonomy within a man's world?

Author

Githa Sowerby

Production:: (T167811300)

Written in 1924 (by the writer of Rutherford & Son) and revived in 2013 at The Orange Tree Theatre, to huge acclaim, The Stepmother is a sensational rediscovery, brought to Yorkshire for the first time by York Settlement Community Players. Recommended for Ages 12+. Running time: approx 2hrs 35mins plus a 20min interval

Company

York Settlement Community Players

Listing:: L37975375

Studio

Production details

Written in 1924 (by the writer of Rutherford & Son) and revived in 2013 at The Orange Tree Theatre, to huge acclaim, The Stepmother is a sensational rediscovery, brought to Yorkshire for the first time by York Settlement Community Players. Recommended for Ages 12+. Running time: approx 2hrs 35mins plus a 20min interval Studio

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