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Separate Tables

Separate Tables

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10 September - 3 October 2009
Festival Theatre

By Terence Rattigan
Director Philip Franks

With Geoff Breton, Holly Goss, John Nettleton,
Veronica Roberts, Lia Rogers, Connie Walker
‘Scene: the dining-room of the Beauregard Private Hotel, near Bournemouth. It is small, rather bare and quite unpretentious.’

But Terence Rattigan, expert anatomist of human emotion, soon takes a scalpel to the apparently genteel surface, revealing an endlessly surprising landscape of guilt, hatred and inflamed passion, and a floor littered with broken hearts.
 
Appearances can be deceiving, and Separate Tables is anything but polite.
 
Terence Rattigan’s plays include In Praise of Love (Minerva Theatre, Festival 06), The Deep Blue Sea, The Winslow Boy and The Browning Version.
 
Stephanie Cole’s numerous television credits include Doc Martin, Waiting for God, Talking Heads and Tenko. Her theatre credits include Born in the Gardens, The Rivals, The Shell Seekers, A Passionate Woman and Quartet, and her film credits include Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day and Grey Owl.
 
Iain Glen’s theatre credits include The Crucible, Hedda Gabler, A Streetcar Named Desire, The Blue Room and Martin Guerre and Festival 09's Wallenstein. He recently played Otto Frank in the BBC’s five part adaptation of The Diary of Anne Frank; his film and television credits also include Tomb Raider and Kidnapped.

Gina McKee numerous theatre credits include Ivanov and Aristocrats; her film and television work includes Notting Hill, Atonement and The Old Curiosity Shop.  

Associate Director Philip Franks’ productions for Chichester include Nicholas Nickleby, Twelfth Night, The Cherry Orchard, Collaboration and Taking Sides.

Co-producers and sponsors

Conquest Supported by the Separate Tables Commissioning Circle

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Last performance
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Preview
Spirit FM Preview
Press night
School's Matinee
Charity Performance
Post-show Talk
  • OUP: D £10 C £10 B £24 A £24
  • Previews/ Press Nights: D £11 C £19 B £25 A £30
  • Evenings/ Matinees: D £12 C £20 B £29 A £33

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