It's 1936. Edward's about to abdicate. Marlene Dietrich wants to stop him. She shows up at Fort Belvedere and they do an all nighter, during which she sings, dances, races a horse and plays the musical saw, all in an effort to seduce him. With a deft charm and a wicked wit, Ron Elisha, author of the hit play 'The Soul of Wittgenstein' ('scintillating, subtle and intense' London Theatre 1), pits love against duty in the ultimate meeting of the minds. Brought to the stage by a brilliant young director, Tama Matheson, this is an unmissable evening of sheer entertainment.| 14 Jan 20 to 8 Feb 20 | The King's Head Theatre Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
