A man in a Victorian frock coat, seen from behind, walks through driving rain across a cobbled street. On either side of him loom one of the towers of Notre Dame, Paris, and St Paul's Cathedral. An orange sun illuminates the atmospheric, ominous scene through the rain.
A man in a Victorian frock coat, seen from behind, walks through driving rain across a cobbled street. On either side of him loom one of the towers of Notre Dame, Paris, and St Paul's Cathedral. An orange sun illuminates the atmospheric, ominous scene through the rain.

A Tale of Two Cities

A Marlowe Theatre production

Charles Dickens'

Adapted for the stage by Terence Rattigan
and John Gielgud
Directed by Michael Fentiman

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