Week 1: Wednesday - Saturday 7.30pm Matinee Saturday 2.30pm
Week 2: Monday - Saturday 7.30pm Matinees Thursday & Saturday 2.30pm
Wednesday 20 November 7pm
Running time: 2 hours 25 minutes
No performance info available
Week 1: Wednesday - Saturday 7.30pm Matinee Saturday 2.30pm
Week 2: Monday - Saturday 7.30pm Matinees Thursday & Saturday 2.30pm
Wednesday 20 November 7pm
Running time: 2 hours 25 minutes
No performance info available
Murderess, seducer, thief, enchantress – or merely a woman intent on survival?
Alluring, exotic and unconventional, Countess Rachel Sangalletti travels from Florence to the Ashley Estate in Cornwall, home of her recently deceased husband. Her presence in the house arouses dark suspicions and uncontrollable desires, not least in young Philip, cousin and heir to the Ashley home.
Feverish passion battles reason in this classic Gothic romance set in the wild landscape of the rock-ribbed Cornish coast.
Helen George plays the deliciously enigmatic Rachel. Known for her role as Trixie Franklin in eight series of Call the Midwife, her recent stage credits include After Miss Julie and Love In Idleness. Simon Shepherd‘s many credits include ITV’s Peak Practice and the West End productions of Posh, The Duck House, Rapture and Art. Jack Holden plays Philip, Rachel’s cousin. His recent theatre credits include the National Theatre’s War Horse, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Ink.
Anthony Banks was Associate Director at the National Theatre from 2004 – 2014. His many directing credits include The Girl on the Train, Strangers On A Train, Twilight Song, Gaslight, and After Miss Julie.
This menacing psychological thriller by the author of Rebecca and Don’t Look Now, enthralled readers when it was first published in 1951 and went on to become an international best seller. This acclaimed adaptation is by Joseph O’Connor whose novels include the international number one best-seller, Star of the Sea.
“A sinfully enjoyable adaptation” The Irish Times
Week 1: Wednesday – Saturday 7.30pm Matinee Saturday 2.30pm
Week 2: Monday – Saturday 7.30pm Matinees Thursday & Saturday 2.30pm
WEDNESDAY 20 NOVEMBER, 7pm
Audio Described performance – Thursday 21 November, 7.30pm
Tickets from £24 – £38.50
A booking fee of £1.75 per ticket applies
UK Tour, Autumn 2019 & Spring 2020
w/c 25 Nov – Eden Court, Inverness
w/c 2 Dec – Malvern Theatres
CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR BREAK
w/c 13 Jan – Cambridge Arts Theatre
w/c 20 Jan – Sheffield Lyceum
w/c 27 Jan – Chichester Festival Theatre
w/c 3 Feb – Richmond Theatre
Theatre Royal Bath Productions presents
Helen George, Simon Shepherd and Jack Holden in
MY COUSIN RACHEL
Adapted from the novel by Daphne du Maurier by Joseph O’Connor
Directed by Anthony Banks
Designer – Richard Kent
Lighting Designer – David Plater
Sound Designer – Max Pappenheim
Casting Director – Ginny Schiller CDG
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