Performance

Venue	Darlington Hippodrome (formerly Civic Theatre)
Town	Darlington
County	County Durham
From	19th February 2007
To	24th February 2007
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Thu Mat 14:00. Sat Mat 14:30
Darlington Hippodrome (formerly Civic Theatre) (V562)
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The Letter

Work:: The Letter (S01243957670)

Somerset Maugham's classic tale of revenge and deceit. When the wife of a Malaysian rubber planter is witnessed murdering a local playboy, she claims it was self-defence. Convinced of her innocence, her husband hires a family friend to defend her. However, a mysterious letter subsequently comes to light, casting doubt on her integrity and threatening to cost her everything. The 1940 film version of this dark and steamy psychological thriller received 7 Oscar nominations including 'Best Picture' and 'Best Actress' for Bette Davis.

Book by

Somerset Maugham

Production:: (T0876156461)

Producer	Bill Kenwright
Director	Alan Strachan
Design	Paul Farnsworth
Lighting	Jason Taylor
Sound	Ian Horrocks-Taylor
Music	Catherine Jayes
Director	Tom Littler (assistant)
Costume	Brigid Guy
Other	Lindah Balfour (props buyer)
Other	Isobel Perrin (deputy stage manager)
Other	Chris McCalphy (assistant stage manager)
Other	Aelish Fisher (wardrobe mistress)
Performer	Jenny Seagrove (Leslie Crosbie)
Performer	Anthony Andrews (Howard Joyce)
Performer	Jamie Zubairi (Head Boy)
Performer	Andrew Joshi (Hassan)
Performer	Peter Sandys-Clarke (John Withers)
Performer	Andrew Charleson (Robert Crosbie)
Performer	Jason Chan (Ong Chi Seng)
Performer	Sioned Jones (Mrs Parker)
Performer	Jon David Yu (Chung Hi)
Performer	Liz Sutherland (Chinese Woman)
Performer	Karen Ascoe (Dorothy Joyce)

Listing:: L0635129046

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