It is 1917. World War One has taken its toll on gay Paris, everyone is struggling, not least the notorious and acclaimed dancer, Mata Hari, arrested for espionage. Proclaiming her love for France, her interrogators are convinced that everything she says and does is a lethal fiction. For years Mata Hari has been see as a femme fatale and dangerous spy. But whose 'truth' of this remarkable woman does the world believe? The True Life Fiction of Mata Hari draws us into her world of fantasy and story. Why is everything about her not quite what it seems? What really lies beneath her many masks?T1120088966Supported by BarclaysProducer Palace Theatre (Watford). Director Lawrence Till. Design Martin Johns. Lighting Nick Beadle. Performer Greta Sacchi (Mata Hari). Performer Leonard Fenton (Monsieur Clunet). Performer Simon Greiff (Soldier). Performer Valerie Lilley (Sister Leonide). Performer Jonathan Oliver (Captain Pierre Bouchardon). | |
| 8 Mar 02 to 28 Mar 02 | Watford Palace Theatre, Watford :: V55 listing details L2036394928 |
