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The Innocent Mistress archiveA scathingly comic portrait of London manners, fashions and hedonism, this dazzling drama from 1697 has all the hallmarks of great restoration comedy - colourful and profligate characters, intrigues, duplicity and misunderstandings. Sir Charles is under the thumb of his monstrous wife, Lady Beauclair, and her drunken daughter Peggy. Meanwhile his niece is falling in love with the debauched rake Sir Francis Wildlove. Vibrant characters abound in the shape of ne'er-do-wells Cheatall, Lyewell and Spendall. But it is the women who have the upper hand as Belinda (Sir Charles's platonic mistress) has to try and save him from his hopeless marriage.

Creatives/Company

Author: Mary Pix
Presented by: Bristol Old Vic Theatre School
Director: Jenny Stephens
Design: Hannah Wolfe
Costume: Florence Pettit

The Innocent Mistress

The Innocent Mistress (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1068889902. Details of all The Innocent Mistress archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S3714

Archive Listings

7 Mar 14
  to
15 Mar 14
Bristol Old Vic
Bristol, City of Bristol
Performance Details => Venue archive

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