Elma is a singer in a sleazy 1930s Berlin nightclub. She was the victim of an appalling assault during the First World War and, as a result, lost her memory. A man appears and tells her that she is, in fact, the wife of an Italian aristocrat. A new life awaits her. But when she goes to Italy to pursue this dream, she finds unexpected problems and disappointments.T01410092032Producer Paul Elliott. Producer Duncan Weldon (for Triumph Entertainment). Producer ATG. Producer Tulchin / Bartner Productions. Producer Eric Abraham. Adapted by Hugh Whitemore. Director Jonathan Kent. Music Tim Sutton. Design Paul Brown. Sound Paul Groothius. Lighting Mark Henderson. Performer Kristin Scott Thomas. Performer Margaret Tyzack. Performer Bob Hoskins. Performer John Carlisle. Performer Richard Lintern. Performer Finbar Lynch. | |
| 21 Oct 05 to 22 Jan 06 | Playhouse Theatre, West End :: V407 listing details L1585751715 |
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| 4 Oct 05 to 9 Oct 05 | Camden People's Theatre, Outer London :: V176 listing details L1851751548 |
T01929613954Producer Capitol Theatre. Director Irina Brown. | |
| 26 Nov 03 to 29 Nov 03 | The Capitol Theatre, Manchester :: V1006 listing details L1782139600 |
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| 19 May 09 to 23 May 09 | OFS Studio (previously known as Old Fire Station Theatre), Oxford :: V800 listing details L1414069114 |
