WIN: Private lives exposed in comedy
Private Lives was last staged to critical and audience acclaim in 2002 in the KwaSuka Theatre.
KICKSTART is staging the delicious, sophisticated and enormously funny Noel Coward evergreen, Private Lives, at the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre from 24 October until 3 November.
Amanda and Elyot used to be married, now they are divorced, and starting life again with newer, younger, nicer spouses. They both decide to go to France for their honeymoons, to a lovely hotel in Nice. Unfortunately, they choose the same lovely hotel in Nice, in adjacent suites with a-joining balconies. The moon is full, the air is balmy, and the sweet night air is full of music – what could possibly go wrong?
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This wicked, stylish and sparkling comedy of very bad manners will delight adult audiences with its witty repartee, hilarious situations and outrageous characters. With gorgeous period costumes by fashion designer Terrence Bray, and atmospheric sets by Greg King, this play will be a theatrical delight.
The show stars Clare Mortimer, Steven Stead, Jessica Sole and Iain Robinson and is directed by Steven Stead and Mervyn McMurtry.
Private Lives was last staged to critical and audience acclaim in 2002 in the KwaSuka Theatre with Ralph Lawson and Belinda Harwood as the witty divorcees.
Tickets for all KickstArt shows are available at Computicket.
FIVE lucky Berea Mail readers can win double tickets to see the show on 24 October at 7.30pm. The competition will run until Monday, 21 October.
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