» Deadly Game and Private Lives on stage
Two great plays, one great cast at Worthing’s Connaught Theatre
From the producer of gripping thrillers Framed and Strangers on a Train and the sell-out productions of Bedroom Farce and Hobson’s Choice, in association with Worthing Theatres, comes a truly delicious summer treat.
Termed ‘Summer Playhouse’, and introducing Worthing Theatres’ new Autumn Drama Season, the programme opens with two sensational plays. The UK premiere of Deadly Game, an exciting new thriller by David Foley and a sparkling new production of Noel Coward’s classic comedy masterpiece Private Lives.
No one comes out alone. Mother/Son is Jeffrey Solomon’s semi-autobiographical oneman play inspired by his relationship with his mother, whose struggle towards understanding and accepting her gay son – from first terrified visit to a support group for parents of gay children to marching with him in a pride parade – forms the basis of this poignant and hilarious play.
PG Wodehouse’s classic character, Jeeves, returns in a new production of Come On, Jeeves at the Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne from 14–19 July. Victor Spinetti and well-loved British star Anita Harris lead the cast in this spiffing tale.
