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THE KENTON THEATRE BICENTENARY |
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School of
Reform
(or How
to Rule a Husband) |
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The Kenton Theatre Bicentenary
Production
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Friday 4 to Tuesday 8 November
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(no
performance Sunday 6 November)
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A comedy in five acts by Thomas Morton. The Kenton
Theatre takes pleasure in inviting you to this bicentenary
celebration of The Theatre's opening. This comedy, written by one of
the foremost dramatists of the period, was the first play produced
at the Kenton. It had opened at The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and
transferred to The Kenton to open on 7 November,
1805.
It is a stylised farce of the period, with
mistaken identities, aged gentlemen chasing young maidens, long lost
sons, and lovers never to be united (until the last act), and wives
who truly know 'How to Rule a Husband'.
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Click here
for CAST & PRODUCTION
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| Director: Michael
Huntington |
GRAND
GALA, Monday 7 November |
Show times:
Evenings, 7.45pm
Matinee,
Saturday 5 November, 2.30pm |
Ticket Prices:
Friday 4 November,
£10*
Saturday 5 November (matinee), £8*
Saturday 5 November
£12 Monday 7 November
(GALA), £20
Tuesday 8 November, £15
(* concessions, £1 Senior
Citizens, Students and Friends of The Theatre available at these
performances only)
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Advance booking:
0870 770
5899
(cheques payable to The Kenton Theatre)
Kenton Theatre
Box Office:
(from 3 November) 01491 575 698
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