A Busy Day

Archive Listings for A Busy Day

T750023880 (PHASE02) Adapted by Alan Coveny. Company Phase 2 Theatre Company.
24 Apr 02 to 27 Apr 02	Electric Theatre, Guildford :: V01732805351 listing details L01512410301
T1545516355 (LYRIC00) Producer Julius Green. Producer Ian Lenagan. Company Bristol Old Vic. Director Jonathan Church. Design Ruari Murchison. Music John O'Hara. Lighting Nick Beadle. Performer Stephanie Beacham. Performer Sara Crowe. Performer John McCallum. Performer Ben Moor. Performer Carolyn Backhouse. Performer Robert Demeger. Performer Stephanie Fayerman. Performer Richard Kane. Performer Ian Kelly. Performer Carol Macready. Performer Sara Markland. Performer Simon Robson. Performer Olga Sosnovska. Performer Milo Twomey.
7 Jun 00 to 2 Sep 00	Lyric Theatre, West End :: V399 listing details L1430963594
T0100092080 (OLDVIC00) Company Bristol Old Vic. Producer Julius Green. Producer Ian Lenagan. Director Jonathan Church. Design Ruari Murchison. Lighting Nick Beadle. Music John O'Hara. Performer Carolyn Backhouse. Performer Sara Crowe. Performer Robert Demeger. Performer Stephanie Fayerman. Performer Richard Kane. Performer Ian Kelly. Performer Carol MacReady. Performer Sara Markland. Performer Ben Moor. Performer Simon Robson. Performer Olga Sosnovska. Performer Milo Twomey. Performer Googie Withers. Performer John McCallum.
7 Apr 00 to 6 May 00	Bristol Old Vic, Bristol :: V857 listing details L645954770

Details

Play :: Two heiresses, one an aristocrat, the other borne of New Money, aspire to marry the same man...but for very different reasons. In this glorious slice of Regency life, one finds herself introduced to the fast, witty and often ridiculous world of London society - while the other discovers that she doesn't rule it in the quite the way she thought..In her time, the Bath novelist, playwright and diarist Fanny Burney was more famous and fashionable than the writer she inspired - Jane Austen. A Busy Day was written in 1799, but lay neglected unperformed for nearly 200 years before the original manuscript was discovered in America and subsequently given its British premiere by Bristol's Show of Strength Theatre Company.

Author

Fanny Burney