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Raina is young, beautiful, and madly in love with Sergius, a dashing young officer. Sergius is the hero of the hour, leading a daring cavalry charge against impossible odds. Bluntshchli is a battle-hardened professional soldier on the losing side. On the run and desperate, he appears in Raina's bedroom. He has no weapon: experience has taught him chocolates are more useful than bullets. Will she turn him in, and guarantee his certain death? Or will she collude with the hated enemy, and find there is a great deal more to love and war than she first thought... Shaw's sparkling comedy takes a wry look at our illusions and ideals, with all the wit, vigour and romance of a golden-age Hollywood movie.
Cast/Performers
Olivia Darnley (Raina),
Guy Lankester (Bluntschli),
Col Farrell (Petkoff),
Helen Cartwright (Katherine Petkoff),
Damian Kell (Sergius),
Lisa Diveney (Louka),
Robin Cameron (Nicola),
Mark Godfrey (Officer)
Creatives/Company
Author:
George Bernard ShawProducer:
Salisbury Playhouse (in association with Yvonne Arnaud Theatre)
Director:
Christopher LuscombeDesign:
Janet BirdLighting:
Peter HunterSound:
Kevin Scott