Performance

Venue	Rose Theatre Kingston
Town	Kingston
County	Surrey
From	27th September 2012
Opened	5th October 2012
To	27th October 2012
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Thu, Sat Mats 14:30. Oct 5 19:00
Prices	From £12.00. To £32.00.
Rose Theatre Kingston (V051452426)
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Date of change: 1 May 12 - T1290987728

The Second Mrs Tanqueray

Work:: The Second Mrs Tanqueray (S4880)

When Arthur Tanqueray marries for the second time, he knows that his new wife, Paula, is a ?woman with a past'. But he has no idea how that past will catch up with him in the end.

Author

Arthur W Pinero

Production:: (T1290987728)

Arthur W. Pinero's The Second Mrs Tanqueray was the greatest commercial success of the Victorian theatre. Sexy, dramatic, funny and very moving, the Daily Telegraph described this theatrical treasure as the play ?that changed British theatre forever'.

Director	Stephen Unwin
Design	Paul Wills
Lighting	Mike Gunning
Costume	Mark Bouman
Sound	David Starmer
Director	Ginny Schiller (casting)
Director	Mary-Clare O'Neill (assistant)
Music	Corin Buckeridge
Performer	Joseph Alessi (Cayley Drummle)
Performer	Daniel Goode (Sir George Orreyed / Gordon Jayne MD)
Performer	Adam Jackson-Smith (Captain Hugh Ardale)
Performer	David Mara (Frank Misquith QC MP)
Performer	David Whitworth (Morse)
Performer	Laura Michelle Kelly (Paula Tanqueray)
Performer	James Wilby (Aubrey Tanqueray)
Performer	Rona Morison (Ellean Tanqueray)
Performer	Sally Tatum (Mabel Orreyed)
Performer	Jessica Turner (Mrs Cortelyon)

Listing:: L02006842261

Production details

Arthur W. Pinero's The Second Mrs Tanqueray was the greatest commercial success of the Victorian theatre. Sexy, dramatic, funny and very moving, the Daily Telegraph described this theatrical treasure as the play ?that changed British theatre forever'.

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