The story follows an encounter between The Marquise and The Count as she waits to receive company for a day of blase gossip. As the story develops, the feelings between the two are gradually revealed, leaving the door ajar as The Count decides whether to stay or leave.T0922040713In an exciting first time collaboration, The Osborne Studio Gallery will be transformed into a nineteenth century Parisian salon for an intimate new production of Alfred de Musset's sparkling yet rarely performed 1845 play. After the play guests can enjoy the specially curated exhibition and drinks in the sculpture garden at The Osborne Studio Gallery.Director Martin Parr. | |
| 4 Sep 13 to 22 Sep 13 | General, Inner London :: V1231 listing details L01727447711 |
T586615284Length 1 hourProducer Tartuffe Productions. Translation Peter Meyer. Director Candida Benson. Design Deborah Stiebig. Lighting David W Kidd. Costume Andrew Joslin. Design Bryony Madeleine Rumble. Design Deborah Striebig. Lighting David W Kidd. Performer Jessica Sarrion (The Marquise). Performer Thomas Arnold (The Baron). | |
| 29 Apr 09 to 24 May 09 | The King's Head Theatre, Inner London :: V235 listing details L1178224598 |
