Performance

Venue	Everyman & Playhouse
	Also: Liverpool Everyman, Liverpool Playhouse, Studio
Town	Liverpool
County	Merseyside
From	7th March 2017
To	11th March 2017
When	Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat at 19:30. Wed 17:30. Thu Mat 13:30. Sat Mat 14:00
Everyman & Playhouse (V535)
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Date of change: 21 Nov 16 - T1835345971

Pygmalion

Work:: Pygmalion (S4689)

Shaw's dramatisation of a Cockney flower girl's metamorphosis into a lady is not only a delightful fantasy but also has much to say about social class, money, spiritual freedom and womens' independence. Its combination of ideas and social comment, together with its rich comic characterization, make it one of the most enduring and entertaining of English comedies. Henry Higgins, Professor of Linguistics and confirmed bachelor, wagers that within six months he will transform flower seller, Eliza Doolittle, into a lady who can take her place in high society. Shaw's masterpiece is both brilliantly funny and a devastating critique of the English class system. This play formed the basis of "My Fair Lady".

Author

George Bernard-Shaw

Production:: (T1835345971)

Producer	Headlong
Producer	West Yorkshire Playhouse
Producer	Nuffield Theatre
Director	Sam Pritchard
Design	Alex Lowde
Sound	Ben Ringham
Sound	Max Ringham
Lighting	Jack Knowles
Design	Will Duke (video design)
Performer	Alex Beckett (Henry Higgins)
Performer	Ian Burfield (Alfred Doolittle)
Performer	Gavi Singh Chera (Freddy Eynsford-Hill)
Performer	Flaminia Cinque (Mrs Pearce / Mrs Eynsford-Hill)
Performer	Natalie Gavin (Eliza Doolittle)
Performer	Racheal Ofori (Clara Eynsford-Hill)
Performer	Liza Sadovy (Mrs Higgins)
Performer	Raphael Sowold (Colonel Pickering)

Listing:: L578078966

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