A dramatisation of Miss M.E. Braddon’s best-selling novel of 1862. C.H. Hazlewood, actor and prolific playwright of the period, turned it into a powerful melodrama which combines a strong plot with a fascinating picture of mid-Victorian Society life. The Barn Club’s President, Dame Flora Robson, achieved an early triumph in the title role, under Tyrone Guthrie’s direction at Cambridge Festival Theatre.
A dramatisation of Miss M.E. Braddon’s best-selling novel of 1862. C.H. Hazlewood, actor and prolific playwright of the period, turned it into a powerful melodrama which combines a strong plot with a fascinating picture of mid-Victorian Society life. The Barn Club’s President, Dame Flora Robson, achieved an early triumph in the title role, under Tyrone Guthrie’s direction at Cambridge Festival Theatre.
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Part 1, 18th Jan 8pm
Part 2, 19th Jan 8pm
Parts 1+2 20th Jan 2.30pm
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Part 1, 25th Jan 8pm
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