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In 1963, the then Secretary of State of War, John 'Jack' Profumo was forced to resign after it was established that he had lied to the House about the nature of his relationship with a young showgirl, Christine Keeler. The ensuing scandal was in part responsible for the resignation of Prime Minister Harold MacMillan and the suicide of the man who introduced Keeler and Profumo, Stephen Ward. Based on Christine Keeler's 2001 autobiography, The Truth at Last, and written by Gill Adams with Keeler's sanction and involvement, Keeler, reveals for the first time the sensational inside story of the infamous Profumo affair.

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Author: Gill Adams (adapted from The Truth at Last by Christine Keeler)

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Archive listings for Keeler (2013)

Work type: Play.

T1162967612

Producer Paul Nicholas. Producer Steven M. Levy. Director Paul Nicholas. Design Charles Camm. Lighting Mike Robertson. Costume Jonathan Lipman. Performer Sarah Armstrong. Performer Stacy Leeson. Performer Alex Dower. Performer Michael Good. Performer Andrew Harrison. Performer Marcus Adolphy. Performer Hannah Gordon. Performer Carina Birrell. Performer Stephen Joseph.

31 Oct 13 to 14 Dec 13

Charing Cross Theatre, Inner London :: V241
listing details L1561086727

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