Goodbye Gilbert Harding

Goodbye Gilbert Harding (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01522643293. Details of all Goodbye Gilbert Harding archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1346044010

Archive Listings

28 Oct 02 to 2 Nov 02	Theatre Royal Brighton, East Sussex Performance Details => Venue archive
21 Oct 02 to 26 Oct 02	Devonshire Park Theatre Eastbourne, East Sussex Performance Details => Venue archive
14 Oct 02 to 19 Oct 02	Arts Theatre Cambridge, Cambridgeshire Performance Details => Venue archive
7 Oct 02 to 12 Oct 02	Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Guildford, Surrey Performance Details => Venue archive
30 Sep 02 to 5 Oct 02	Oxford Playhouse Oxford, Oxfordshire Performance Details => Venue archive
23 Sep 02 to 28 Sep 02	Richmond Theatre Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
12 Sep 02 to 21 Sep 02	Theatre Royal Plymouth Plymouth, Devon Performance Details => Venue archive

Details

Famed for his appearances on 'What's My Line', Gilbert Harding gained the reputation as Britain's rudest man', loved and loathed in equal measure. A celebrated columnist, broadcaster, eccentric, Gilbert Harding is about to go further than he's ever gone before and is ready to take on the world. But is the world, particularly the repressed 1950s English world, ready to take on Gilbert Harding? Both a poignant comment on the perils of fame, and a celebration of a true free spirit. Note: This production contains strong language and adult material. Goodbye Gilbert Harding is presented on tour by the New Vic Workshop in association with the Theatre Royal Plymouth, with additional funding from Southern and South East Arts.

Cast/Performers

Edward Woodward, Jonathan Cullen, Frances Cuka, Christopher Saul, Helen Bourne, Joshua Henderson

Creatives/Company

Author: Leonard Preston
Director: David Giles
Design: Kenneth Mellor
Lighting: Adrian Barnes
Sound: Matt Dando

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

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