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Timothy West plays a father fighting to clear the name of his son in this lavish period version of Terence Rattigan's 1941 play, based on a real incident that made headlines in 1908.
The Winslow Boy follows a family's attempts to overturn the conviction for theft of their youngest boy, a stain which would have ruined the whole family. It has one of the most devastating legal cross-examinations in theatre, but also offered an acute insight into how love and solidarity can flourish even in the most repressed, stiff-upper-lip middle class English families.
A show about human warmth and the class-ridden society of pre-war Britain, with a stellar cast, this promises to be a thoughtful and moving show.
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As a winner of the best entertainment provider 2004 in the Seeboard Energy 'Local Business Awards', you'd expect the Grey Horse to have a pretty bitchin' comedy night somewhere in its hectic schedule.A...
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Rose Theatre
24-26 Kingston High Street
Kingston KT1 1HL,
London