Week 1: Wed - Sat 7.30pm
Mat Sat 2.30pm
Week 2: Mon-Sat 7.30pm
Press Performance Wed 20 Feb 7pm
Mats Thurs 2.30pm & Sat 2.30pm
Running Time: Approx. 2h20m incl. interval
Performed from Wed 13 — Sat 23 Feb
Week 1: Wed - Sat 7.30pm
Mat Sat 2.30pm
Week 2: Mon-Sat 7.30pm
Press Performance Wed 20 Feb 7pm
Mats Thurs 2.30pm & Sat 2.30pm
Running Time: Approx. 2h20m incl. interval
Performed from Wed 13 — Sat 23 Feb
World famous author Sir Hugo Latymer is growing old, rude and haughty. In the private suite of a lakeside hotel where he lives, he is attended to by his long-suffering wife and former secretary, Hilde, and Felix, a handsome young waiter. Here he nervously awaits the arrival of an old flame, actress Carlotta Gray, with whom he enjoyed a two year love affair more than forty years ago. What can she possibly want now? Revenge for his uncharitable characterisation of her in his recent autobiography? Money, to compensate for a second-rate acting career in the States? But it turns out Carlotta is writing her own memoir, and wants something much more significant than cash…
Bittersweet, hugely entertaining and full of sharp wit and repartee, A Song at Twilight is about harbouring secrets and regretting missed opportunities. Noël Coward himself made his farewell stage appearance playing the semi-autobiographical role of Sir Hugo in the West End production of the play in 1966.
Simon Callow is an acclaimed actor, writer and director, best-known for the films Amadeus, Four Weddings and Funeral, A Room With A View and Shakespeare in Love. Recent stage work includes Equus, Waiting For Godot, Shakespeare: The Man From Stratford, and he starred in Bath in Noël Coward’s Present Laughter.
Jane Asher is one of the UK’s most accomplished actresses. Her recent stage credits include Great Expectations, An American in Paris, Pride and Prejudice, Charley’s Aunt and Moon Tiger. Her TV shows and films include Alfie, The Mistress, Dancing on the Edge, Holby City and The Old Guys.
Week 1: Wed – Sat 7.30pm, Mat Sat 2.30pm,
Week 2: Mon-Sat 7.30pm, Press Performance Wed 20 Feb 7pm
Mats Thurs 2.30pm & Sat 2.30pm
Mon – Fri eves & Sat mat: £25 / £30.50 / £32.50 / £35.50 / £37.50
Sat eves: £27.50 / £31.50 / £33.50 / £36.50 / £39.50
Thurs mat: £23.50 / £29 / £31 / £35 / £37
A booking fee of £1.50 per ticket applies
Theatre Royal Bath Productions presents
A SONG AT TWILIGHT by Noel Coward
with Simon Callow, Jane Asher and Jessica Turner
Director – Stephen Unwin
Designer – Simon Higlett
Lighting – Ben Ormerod
Sound – John Leonard
Casting – Ginny Schiller CDG
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