Gerda and Sholto love their parents, George and Jennifer dearly. Unfortunately, they have been divorced for fourteen years and now George is married to Cicely. Undeterred, the two bright young things conspire to bring about a reconciliation as they travel from Jennifer's Italian villa to George's country house, scandalising the country set and helping the bumpy course of true love. First performed in 1923, this play is quintessential Coward comedy.T1551853191Company Questors Academy Student Group. | |
| 11 Jul 15 to 18 Jul 15 | Questor's Theatre, Outer London :: V326 listing details L1421191774 |
T1316893676Company Herald Players. | |
| 20 Nov 02 to 23 Nov 02 | Electric Theatre, Guildford :: V01732805351 listing details L1745758583 |
T01335614756Director Deborah Shaw. Director Dan Meigh (assistant). Design Paul Edwards. Lighting Alan Jackson. Performer Benjamin Whitrow. Performer Chloe Newsome. Performer Simon Quarterman. Performer Jane How. Performer Celia Montague. Performer Sasha Waddell. Performer Graham Seed. Performer Jane Karen. Performer Andy Greenhalgh. Performer Mark Payton. | |
| 15 Oct 99 to 6 Nov 99 | Forum Studio Theatre (formerly the Chester Gateway), Chester :: V468 listing details L0584544130 |
