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Darlington Hall lies dormant, its prior distinction a passing memory. In the twilight of his life, Stevens, long-standing and devoted butler to the late Lord Darlington struggles to meet the needs of its new owner. Convinced he requires more staff in order to remedy his professional woes, Stevens sets out to meet his one-time housekeeper and bring her back to Darlington Hall. But as his journey progresses, Stevens begins to question his former employer’s convictions and to wonder whether he has lost much more than simply a housekeeper. The Remains of the Day examines the nature of dignity and the intellectual and emotional servitude of blind devotion. The Remains of the Day website.
Performers Christopher Bartlett (Reginald), Adrian Beaumont (Sir David), Hannah Bingham (Ensemble/Florence), Lucy Bradshaw (Miss Kenton), Marc Forde (Dupont), Finola Glacken (Ensemble/Elizabeth), Sophie Juge (Ensemble/Mrs Taylor), Reuben Kaye (Mr Lewis/Mr Farraday), Stephen Rashbrook (Stevens), Dudley Rogers (Stevens Senior/Man on Pier), Gemma Salter (Ensemble/Sarah), Katia Sartina (Ensemble/Ruth), Paul Tate (Dr Meredith/Mr Spencer), Leejay Townsend (Ensemble/Policeman/Man), Alan Vicary (Lord Darlington), Rebecca Whitbread (Ensemble/Dorothy).
Music Alex Loveless. Book by Alex Loveless. Lyrics Alex Loveless (based on the novel 'The Remains of the Day' by Kazuo Ishiguro). Producer Simon James Collier (in association with Fallen Angel Theatre and Ben David Productions). Director Chris Loveless. Director Omar F Okai (movement). Music Rowland Lee (instrumental arrangements). Design David Shields. Lighting Chris Lince. Sound Matt Hall. Costume Christina Pomeroy. Costume David Shields.