2020 | THE ACTRESS

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~ By arrangement with Samuel French Limited ~

Wednesday 19th – Saturday 22nd February 2020

WRITTEN BY
Peter Quilter

DIRECTED BY
Janet Denne

CAST
Lydia Martin (The Actress) – Catherine Millar
Katherine (Her Dresser) – Alex Parker
Charles (Her Elderly Fiance) – Keith Hartley
Harriet (Her Agent) – Sue McGeehan
Nicole (Her Daughter) – Emma Hickey
Paul (Nicole’s Father) – Mark Foulds
Margaret (The Company Manager) – Deborah Pike

“The last show is always a very strange affair. It’s like a party, a great buzz of excitement. But then each actor will leave, with laughter still ringing in the air and a cheery wave. Then it stops. And as you watch each of them walk down the street, they look terribly lonely. That’s the thing about it, you see. After all the applause and elation, we walk home alone. And that’s who actors are – the happiest, saddest people you’ll ever meet.”

A touching and hilarious comedy about an actress making her farewell performance.

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