Performance

Venue	Haymarket Theatre
Town	Basingstoke
County	Hampshire
From	2nd April 2019
To	6th April 2019
When	19:30. Thu, Sat Mats 14:00
Haymarket Theatre (V764)
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Date of change: 19 Feb 19 - T1118209082

Turn of the Screw

Work:: Turn of the Screw (S1314458045)

Book by

Henry James

Production:: (T1118209082)

1840. A young governess agrees to look after two orphaned children in Bly, a seemingly idyllic country house. But shortly after her arrival, she realises that they are not alone. There are others - the ghosts of Bly's troubled past. The Governess will risk everything to keep the children safe, even if it means giving herself up to The Others. Years later, confronted by the past she is compelled to account for what actually happened to her and the innocents under her protection.

Producer	Dermot McLaughlin Productions Ltd
Producer	Mercury Theatre Colchester
Producer	Wolverhampton Grand Theatre
Producer	Exeter Northcott Theatre
Producer	Mercury Theatre Colchester
Adapted by	Tim Luscombe
Director	Daniel Buckroyd
Other	Cressida Carre (movement director)
Design	Sara Perks
Lighting	David W Kidd
Music	John Chambers
Sound	John Chambers
Performer	Janet Dibley (The Governess)
Performer	Maggie McCarthy (Mrs Grose)
Performer	Amy Dunn (Mrs Conray)
Performer	Elliot Burton (The Man)
Performer	Sally Geake (Understudy)
Performer	Ewan Goddard (Understudy)
Performer	Andy Hall (CSM)
Performer	Emma Cook (DSM)

Listing:: L0528857334

Production details

1840. A young governess agrees to look after two orphaned children in Bly, a seemingly idyllic country house. But shortly after her arrival, she realises that they are not alone. There are others - the ghosts of Bly's troubled past. The Governess will risk everything to keep the children safe, even if it means giving herself up to The Others. Years later, confronted by the past she is compelled to account for what actually happened to her and the innocents under her protection.

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