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T0508112209With stories of sexual exploitation of the young and vulnerable saturating our news and when pornography and sexual images are more plentiful than at any time in history, Fanny Hill's social and political relevance is even more valid today.Producer Bristol Old Vic. Producer Lamplighter Drama. Adapted by April de Angelis. Director Michael Oakley. Music Pete Flood. Musical Director Pete Flood. Performer Caroline Quentin (Fanny). Performer Phoebe Thomas (Louisa). Performer Gwyneth Keyworth (Swallow). Performer Rosalind Steele (Fiddle). Performer Nick Barber (Dingle / Voltaire). Performer Mawgan Gyles (Spark). | |
| 5 Feb 15 to 7 Mar 15 | Bristol Old Vic, Bristol :: V857 listing details L431507494 |
T0927553832Lock up the kids and head for a rollicking night out with a lady of pleasure..that notorious 18th century 'dirty book', The Life and Times of Fanny Hill. In April de Angelis's hilarious makeover of the bedside 'classic' prostitute Fanny sacks her (male) biographer and tells it like it REALLY was -with the aid of two foul-mouthed fellow sex workers, a stuffed sock and a cello.Adapted by April de Angelis. Company Pressgang. | |
| 8 Dec 98 to 12 Dec 98 | OFS Studio (previously known as Old Fire Station Theatre), Oxford :: V800 listing details L0972204020 |
T33732503Adapted by April de Angelis. Director Ewan Marshall. | |
| 5 Sep 97 to 27 Sep 97 | The Dukes, Lancaster :: V523 listing details L77708790 |
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April de Angelis' adaptation for the stage takes the original novel and turns it on its head. The Life and Times of Fanny Hill tackles the dark underbelly of the story and explores the issues of female identity and ownership in a witty, irreverent way.