Box Office 01708 443333

 
 
homewhat's oncalendareducation and outreachcontact us
 

about us
booking
café-bar
find us
access
support us
donate now
business
archive
technical
jobs

join our ebulletin

   
archive by yearseasonal archivealphabetical archive
 
 

archive Spring 2008

Relatively Speaking show image

7– 29 March
relatively speaking
by Alan Ayckbourn

A sparkling comedy of misunderstanding
and mislaid slippers

It’s about time Greg met the in-laws. So when his girlfriend Ginny rushes off to see her parents in the country, he follows. But what about the strange phone calls, the bath full of flowers and that incriminating slipper under the bed?

With unexpected guests around the table, they all tuck in to an eventful Sunday lunch served with a hilarious helping of hidden secrets, comic confusions and plenty of crackling!

Alan Ayckbourn is Britain’s most popular living playwright – and Relatively Speaking is where it all began – his big West End hit.

running time: 2 hours 10 minutes
(including a 20 minute interval)

cut to the chase... 10th birthday homepage

production photographs
production photographs

- rehearsal photographs
-
dates and times

Artistic Credits
Director: Matt Devitt
Designer: Mark Walters
Musical Director: Ben Goddard
Lighting Designer: Richard Godin
Sound Designer: Simon Deacon
Choreographer: Cara Elston

- Captioned performance - Wednesday 19 March at 8pm - Captioned by Hannah Dunton
- Sign Language Interpreted performance - Wednesday 26 March at 8pm - Interpreted by Martin Roberts
- Audio Described performance - Saturday 29 March at 2.30pm - Described by Jon Polden

Download the programme (2.90Mb) as a PDF file.
Link to download Adobe Acrobat Reader
cut to the chase in a Queen’s Theatre production
Karen Fisher-Pollard
Ginny

Karen Fisher-Pollard
Paul Leonard
Philip

Paul Leonard
Claire Storey
Sheila
Claire Storey
Rowan Talbot
Greg

Rowan Talbot
 
 
 
5to top
©2009 The Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch. Online Privacy Policy
Web Administrator James McCully
Registered Charity Number 248680