Performance

Venue	Playhouse
	Also: Neville Studio
Town	Nottingham
County	Nottinghamshire
From	2nd November 2018
Opened	6th November 2018
To	24th November 2018
When	19:30. Nov 6 at 19:00. Nov 8, 15 Mats 13:30. Nov 10, 17 Mats 14:30
Playhouse (V457)
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Date of change: 25 Sep 18 - T610688609
Date of change: 28 Sep 17 - T610688609

The Madness of George III

Work:: The Madness of George III (S4108)

1788 - King George III is preparing for the opening of parliament with his devoted wife, Queen Charlotte and their 15 children. Despite the picture of respectability all is not well in the palace; not only has the King lost the colonies but he's losing his mind. With the smooth running of Government depending on his sanity and the Prince of Wales increasingly impatient to succeed his father, it's a race against time to get the King fit. The Prime Minister's only hope is a self-taught doctor with some unorthodox methods for curing dementia.

Author

Alan Bennett

Production:: (T610688609)

Company	Nottingham Playhouse Theatre Company
Director	Adam Penford
Design	Robert Jones
Lighting	Richard Howell
Sound	Tom Gibbons
Director	Lizzi Gee (movement)
Performer	Mark Gatiss (George III)
Performer	Adrian Scarborough (Dr Willis)
Performer	Debra Gillett (Queen Charlotte)
Performer	Nadia Albina
Performer	Amanda Hadingue
Performer	Nicholas Bishop
Performer	Jack Holden
Performer	David Hounslow
Performer	Stephanie Jacob
Performer	Louise Jameson
Performer	Andrew Joshi
Performer	Adrian Karim
Performer	Harry Kershaw
Performer	Billy Postlehwaite
Performer	Sara Powell
Performer	Wilf Scolding
Performer	Jessica Temple

Listing:: L0536202272

Live Broadcast on Tue Nov 20 at 19:00

Production details

Live Broadcast on Tue Nov 20 at 19:00

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