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The Second Mrs Tanqueray archive When Arthur Tanqueray marries for the second time, he knows that his new wife, Paula, is a ?woman with a past'. But he has no idea how that past will catch up with him in the end.

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Author: Arthur W Pinero

Archive listings for The Second Mrs Tanqueray

Work type: Play.

T1290987728

Arthur W. Pinero's The Second Mrs Tanqueray was the greatest commercial success of the Victorian theatre. Sexy, dramatic, funny and very moving, the Daily Telegraph described this theatrical treasure as the play ?that changed British theatre forever'.Director Stephen Unwin. Design Paul Wills. Lighting Mike Gunning. Costume Mark Bouman. Sound David Starmer. Director Ginny Schiller (casting). Director Mary-Clare O'Neill (assistant). Music Corin Buckeridge. Performer Joseph Alessi (Cayley Drummle). Performer Daniel Goode (Sir George Orreyed / Gordon Jayne MD). Performer Adam Jackson-Smith (Captain Hugh Ardale). Performer David Mara (Frank Misquith QC MP). Performer David Whitworth (Morse). Performer Laura Michelle Kelly (Paula Tanqueray). Performer James Wilby (Aubrey Tanqueray). Performer Rona Morison (Ellean Tanqueray). Performer Sally Tatum (Mabel Orreyed). Performer Jessica Turner (Mrs Cortelyon).
27 Sep 12 to 27 Oct 12Rose Theatre Kingston, Kingston :: V051452426
listing details L02006842261

T01467204732

Director Colin Smith.
18 Apr 98 to 25 Apr 98Tower Theatre, Outer London :: V249
listing details L01327922071

Other listings

26 Mar 01 to 31 Mar 01Crescent Theatre, Birmingham :: V144
listing details L01985024318
14 Aug 96 to 24 Aug 96Lost Theatre, Outer London :: V211
listing details L1703807882
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