1795: England is at war with France, women are seen but not heard, and the Prince Regent, a man with 'an undeserved reputation for enjoying the amusements of his position whilst not embracing the duties', is under pressure to marry and produce an heir. Eighteen years later: the influence of the French revolution is being felt throughout the world, the tempestuous marriage of George IV and the woman he reluctantly married has reached crisis point and, in an ironic twist, Caroline his outspoken wife, has become a figurehead for the anti-monarchists. Nick Stafford's witty new play charts a fascinating chapter in the history of the British monarchy - full of scandals, press intrusion, illicit affairs, overspending and political meddling.T441436425Company Loughton Amateur Dramatic Society. | |
| 20 Mar 03 to 22 Mar 03 | General, General :: V1270 listing details L0331326936 |
T0866788393Supported by NT New Drama Circle. Running time 3hrs 10mins.Director Howard Davies. Design Rob Howell. Lighting Mark Henderson. Music Paddy Cunneen. Choreographer Jane Gibson. Sound Adam Rudd. Performer Zoe Wanamaker. Performer Simon Russell Beale. Performer Suzanne Burden. Performer Brendan Coyle. Performer Patrick Godfrey. Performer Gemma Jones. Performer Matthew MacFadyen. Performer Iain Mitchell. Performer Michael Mueller. Performer Hugh Ross. Performer Jay Simpson. Performer Martin Chamberlain. Performer William Osborne. Performer Benny Young. Performer Patrick Baladi. Performer Duncan Duff. Performer Colin Haigh. Performer Caroline Harker. Performer Patrick Marlowe. Performer Yvonne O'Grady. Performer Adrian Penketh. Performer Valerie Spelman. Performer Janet Spencer-Turner. | |
| 2 Dec 99 to 8 Apr 00 | Lyttelton (National Theatre), West End :: V374 listing details L1260727233 |
