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Performance
| Venue | Rose Theatre Kingston |
| Town | Kingston |
| County | Surrey |
| From | 19th March 2019 |
| To | 23rd March 2019 |
| What is currently on at Rose Theatre Kingston (V051452426) | |
A Song at Twilight
T01396690445Noel Coward's final play is the story of an old, gay writer who has paid a price for concealing his sexuality from his prurient public. Although it can be seen as autobiographical, Coward claimed it was inspired by the life of Somerset Maugham. The play centres on the return of the writer's female lover of forty years ago who has evidence of his secret life. Regarded by many as one of Noel Coward's finer plays, Song at Twilight was originally performed as part of the triple bill Suite in Three Keys in 1966.
| Author | Noel Coward |
Archive :: production:T01396690445, play:S01149290718, venue:V051452426
Production details
Company
| Producer | Theatre Royal Bath Productions |
| Director | Stephen Unwin |
| Design | Simon Higlett |
| Performer | Simon Callow |
| Performer | Jane Asher |
| Performer | Jessica Turner |
| Performer | Ash Rizi |
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