We were so ridiculously over in love.
Funny wasn’t it?
Horribly funny.
Elyot and Amanda; glamorous, rich, reckless… and divorced.
A surprise encounter on adjoining hotel balconies rekindles their passion and they fling themselves violently into love once more, and their newly married lives into chaos.
Noel Coward’s timeless comedy of manners, Private Lives is heading on a tour of the UK, starring Dionysus favourites Lauren Whedbee & Robert Tremayne (in parts originally played by Coward and Gertrude Lawrence in the play’s 1930 premiere). They are joined by company treasure; David Upcraft & newcomer; Kelly Verstappen who are stepping into this glittering new production to face the ordeals of married life.
Founding member Vicky Newman is back in the directors seat after the huge success of her production of 'The Woman in White' last year .
Book your tickets for Private Lives today, you do not want to miss this one!
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13th & 14th JUNE- TRINITY THEATRE, TUNBRIDGE WELLS
20th & 21st JUNE- APOLLO THEATRE, ISLE OF WIGHT
10th AUGUST- MALTHOUSE THEATRE,CANTERBURY
19th & 20th SEPTEMBER- BARN THEATRE, SOUTHWICK (
17th & 18th OCTOBER- BLACKFRIARS ARTS CENTRE, BOSTON
31st OCT & 1st NOVEMBER- THORNDEN HALL, CHANDLERS FORD
8th NOVEMBER- SARAH THORNE THEATRE, BROADSTAIRS (tickets on sale soon)
Whilst both on their honeymoon in the South of France with their new partners, ex-spouses, Amanda and Eloyt, find that they have booked adjacent hotel rooms...
As they navigate this shocking reunion, and old flames begin to rekindle, Amanda and Elyot are forced to face a difficult choice; do they confront their true feelings for each other? or do they forget that there is a real possibility that they may have made a pair of mistaken marriages?
Driven by passion and determination, the divorcees attempt to escape their partners and flee to Amanda's apartment in Paris, to pick up where they left off with the vicious slanging match…but maybe, just maybe this time it’ll be a fairytale romance...
THE CURIOUS CASE OF DR JEKYLL AND MR HYDE
Coming to a theatre near you in 2026
1888. Victorian London shudders under a sinister threat.
In the swirling fog of Fitzrovia, under the flickering gaslights, something wicked stirs.
A malevolent figure stalks the streets — brutal, merciless, and without conscience.
Who is this “sneering Satan” that strikes terror into the heart of the city?
At the same time, the distinguished Dr. Henry Jekyll, a man of science and ambition, wages a desperate battle within himself.
Determined to prove his theory of the duality of man, he gambles with his very soul, embarking on forbidden experiments that will tear down the fragile walls between good and evil.
As respectable society turns a blind eye to the horrors unfolding in its midst, a chilling question looms:
What price must be paid when man dares to play god?
This is a bold and thrilling new adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic gothic masterpiece — a story of temptation, transformation, and terror.
