An acrobat has been murdered at a party given by the manically depressive former musical comedy star, Dotty Moore, to celebrate the accession of a new Radical Liberal government. Her husband George, an ageing professor of moral philosophy, attempts to rehearse a lecture while ignoring the nearby corpse as his wife entertains his university boss and a chorus of gymnasts from the philosophy department. What follows is a murder mystery thriller displaying Tom Stoppard's verbal ingenuity within an anarchic comical setting of adultery, gymnastics and moon landings.T01143816991Presented byThe Tabard. Director Madeleine Liftin. Design Chris Hone. Choreographer Steve Elias. Musical Director Andre Refig. Performer Toby Eddington. Performer Emily Shaw. Performer Malcolm Freeman. Performer Mark White. Performer Michael McEvoy. Performer Julie Rose Smith. | |
| 4 Sep 12 to 30 Sep 12 | Theatre at the Tabard, Outer London :: V334 listing details L683514976 |
T1237787192Company Rumpus Theatre Company. | |
| 7 Feb 06 to 11 Feb 06 | Pomegranate Theatre, Chesterfield :: V425 listing details L01370842885 |
| 7 Jan 06 to 11 Feb 06 | Pomegranate Theatre, Chesterfield :: V425 listing details L777006195 |
T253366018Producer Sonia Friedman Productions. Producer National Theatre. Director David Leveaux. Design Vicki Mortimer. Costume Nicky Gillibrand. Lighting Paule Constable. Sound John A Leonard (for Aura). Music Corin Buckeridge. Choreographer Aidan Treays (aerial choreography). Performer Simon Russell Beale (George Moore). Performer John Rogan (Crouch). Performer Nicholas Woodeson (Bones). Performer Essie Davis (Dorothy). Performer Jonathan Hyde (Archie). | |
| 14 Nov 03 to 6 Mar 04 | Piccadilly Theatre, West End :: V406 listing details L699940635 |
T871582985Producer National Theatre. Director David Leveaux. Design Vicki Mortimer. Costume Nicky Gillibrand. Lighting Paule Constable. Sound John A Leonard (for Aura). Music Corin Buckeridge. Choreographer Aidan Treays (aerial choreography). Performer Simon Russell Beale (George Moore). Performer John Rogan (Crouch). Performer Nicholas Woodeson (Bones). Performer Essie Davis (Dorothy). Performer Jonathan Hyde (Archie). Performer Eliza Lumley (the Secretary). Performer Robert Barton. Performer Jean Felix Calens. Performer Jonathan Campbell. Performer Gary Cross. Performer Joseph J Leigh. Performer Leo Kay. Performer Karl Magee. Performer Dodger Phillips. Performer Ashley Stuart. Performer Phil Seaman. Performer Supple. Performer Lewis Young. Performer Martin Chamberlain. Performer Alan Leith. Performer Joanna Morton. Performer Stephen Watts. | |
| 30 Sep 03 to 4 Oct 03 | Sheffield Theatres, Sheffield :: V962 listing details L1895110275 |
| 22 Sep 03 to 27 Sep 03 | Theatre Royal Plymouth, Plymouth :: V895 listing details L01971273331 |
| 15 Sep 03 to 20 Sep 03 | Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes :: V754 listing details L775725063 |
| 7 Jun 03 to 7 Nov 03 | Lyttelton (National Theatre), West End :: V374 listing details L1133014568 |
T01379699472Director Bill Alexander. Performer Malcolm Tierney (George). Performer Christopher Ravenscroft (Archie). Performer Samantha Spiro (Dotty). Performer Susan Monnox (secretary). Performer Andy Hockley (Bones). Conductor Timothy Kightley (Crouch). Design Rurai Murchison. Lighting Mark Jonathan. | |
| 18 Jun 99 to 17 Jul 99 | Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham :: V143 listing details L1654479032 |
