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Transporting us back to an age where work is unthinkable and keeping in with your relatives is of paramount importance for the gentleman of leisure, Harrison plays 22 roles including the amiable, brainless, goofy man-about town, Bertie Wooster, and his bachelor valet, the dourly efficient, unusually intelligent, Jeeves. Jeeves' attempts to keep his young master unmarried and himself in employment, whilst Wooster loses both his fiancee, Lady Florence Craye, and a sudden desire to have children around the house due to Jeeves' cunning. What follows is a masterly piece of comic timing and multi-faceted mimicry highlighting the bright, brittle high society life of the 1920's.T0193538216Producer Theatre Royal Bath. Adapted by Edward Duke. Director Hugh Wooldridge. Design Tim Shortall. Costume Tim Shartall. Lighting Tim Mitchell. Sound Paul Groothuis. Design Caite Hevner (video). Performer Sam Harrison. | |
| 11 Feb 24 to 12 Feb 24 | Theatre at the Tabard, Outer London :: V334 listing details L1909112730 |
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