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An adaptation of the Dickens tale. With an intricately woven plot and an unforgettable cast of characters, Bleak House is widely regarded as Dickensâ masterpiece. This brand new stage adaptation is a fast-moving, witty and ingenious production in the style of Jamaica Inn and Great Expectations. Filled with comedy and angry satire, Bleak House is a tale of loss and love and a savage indictment of a society that is rotten to the core. In a first for the New Vic, the audience is invited to a Walk-Through of the world of the play before the performance begins.Performers Morgan George (John Jarndyce/Lord Chancellor), Dennis Herdman (Guppy/Mr Woodcourt), Martin Hyder (Sir Leicester Dedlock/The Brickmaker), Dido Miles (Lady Dedlock/Jenny), Emma Pallant (Esther Summerson), Charlotte Palmer (Miss Flite/Hortense/Mrs Pardiggle), Nicholas Tizzard (Tangle/Inspector Bucket), Kirsty Wood (Ada Clare/Poor Jo).
Book by Charles Dickens. Producer New Vic. Adapted by Theresa Heskins. Director Theresa Heskins. Design Liz Cooke. Lighting Daniella Beattie. Sound James Earls-Davis. Music Mary Keith. Director Philip d'Orleans.
Bleak House
Bleak House (Play) production archive for QTIX code T2006710151. Details of all Bleak House archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S986517353Archive Listings
| 3 Jul 10 to 24 Jul 10 | New Vic Theatre Newcastle-under-Lyme Staffordshire |
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