Monday – Saturday 7.30pm
Matinees Wednesday & Saturday 2.30pm
Running time: 2 hours 10 minutes
No performance info available
Monday – Saturday 7.30pm
Matinees Wednesday & Saturday 2.30pm
Running time: 2 hours 10 minutes
No performance info available
“Uplifting, daft, whimsical, clever, gently acerbic and, in production terms, simply stunning, THE MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT is a modern-day Great British Triumph.” The Bath Magazine
“Mangan is a master of comedy and absolutely nails the role of Stratton in this fast-moving, hilarious production. Clever, brilliantly done and most of all entertaining, just like a good old-fashioned vaudeville show. It’s a laugh all the way through” Western Daily Press
“The excellent all-round cast made it one of the best nights out we’ve had in a long time, full of laughter and the feel-good factor” What’s On Bath
Adapted and directed by Sean Foley.
Based on the play The Flower Within the Bud by Roger MacDougall
And Screenplay by Roger MacDougall, John Dighton and Alexander Mackendrick.
By special arrangement with Studio Canal.
Stephen Mangan and Kara Tointon play Bath prior to the West End, in the world premiere of the classic Ealing comedy The Man in the White Suit.
When Sidney Stratton (Stephen Mangan) invents a fabric that never gets dirty and never wears out, manufacturers and trades unions are terrified by the threat it poses to their industry and their jobs. Only Daphne (Kara Tointon), the mill owner’s daughter, shows Sidney any support as his world gradually falls apart before he finds love. This fast-moving comedy reunites Stephen Mangan and Sean Foley who also created the Olivier award-winning production Jeeves and Wooster.
Sue Johnston plays Mrs Watson.
The cast also includes Richard Cordery as Birnley, Richard Durden as Sir John, with Delroy Atkinson, Katie Bernstein, Ben Deery, Matthew Durkan, Rina Fatania, Oliver Kaderbhai, Eugene McCoy, Elliott Rennie, and Katherine Toy
Monday – Saturday 7.30pm
Matinees Wednesday & Saturday 2.30pm
(No matinee on Saturday 7 September)
Tickets from £30 – £44.50
A booking fee of £1.75 per ticket applies
Adapted for the stage and directed by Sean Foley
Based on the play “The Flower Within the Bud” by Roger MacDougall
and Screenplay by Roger MacDougall, John Dighton and Alexander Mackendrick
Starring Stephen Mangan, Kara Tointon and Sue Johnston
With Richard Cordery as Birnley, Richard Durden as Sir John, with Delroy Atkinson, Katie Bernstein, Ben Deery, Matthew Durkan, Rina Fatania, Oliver Kaderbhai, Eugene McCoy, Elliott Rennie, and Katherine Toy
By special arrangement with Studio Canal.
Stephen Mangan‘s many stage appearances include The Birthday Party, Jeeves and Wooster and The Norman Conquests, for which he received a Tony nomination. His many screen credits include the lead as Sean in Episodes for the BBC, and for the Bafta winning Green Wing.
Sean Foley‘s many productions include most recently in the West End, The Dresser, The Miser and The Painkiller. He is a double Olivier award-winner and has recently been appointed as the next Artistic Director at Birmingham Rep. For The Man in the White Suit, he joins forces with Designer Michael Taylor, with whom he also created The Ladykillers.
Kara Tointon‘s stage credits include Olivia in Twelfth Night for the RSC, Ayckbourn’s Relatively Speaking, and Absent Friends, and as Eliza in Pygmalion.
Sue Johnston‘s stage credits include Peter Gill’s Small Change at the Donmar Warehouse, The Master Builder in the West End and Kenneth Branagh’s The Play What I Wrote at Wyndham’s Theatre. Her screen credits include playing Barbara Royle in The Royle Family and Dr Grace Foley in Waking the Dead
Box Office phonelines are currently open from 10am – 6pm Monday – Saturday.
Doors open 30 minutes prior to the performance, unless otherwise stated.
Tickets for Main House productions may include a £2 building levy.
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A booking fee of £1.75 per ticket applies to all bookings.
Standby tickets and standing spaces are currently unavailable
There is a lift for wheelchair users from the Theatre foyer to the Stalls and Royal Circle levels. The Dress Circle and Grand Circle are stair access only.
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