She Stoops to Conquer - Programme, 2008
Title
She Stoops to Conquer - Programme, 2008
Date
22 January 2008
Description
Selected pages from programme for Touring Consortium production of She Stoops to Conquer or The Mistakes of a Night by Oliver Goldsmith.
What's the story?
First performed in 1773, this 2008 revival by the Touring Consortium of Oliver Goldsmith’s comedy starred Colin Baker, Liza Goddard, Lynsey Beauchamp, Elisa Boyd, Jonathan Broadbent, Thomas Brownlee, Matthew Burgess, Aiden Clooke, Matthew Douglas, Annie Hemingway, Leon Hunt, Tom Jude, Glynn Sweet and Dorothea Myer-Bennett.
The production was directed by Jonathan Munby.
The Touring Consortium was established in the late 1990s by producers Jenny King and Matthew Gale in a collaborative partnership with eight regional touring theatres, including the Theatre Royal Nottingham.
The Consortium was established to tour high-quality drama to large-scale regional venues, with particular emphasis on attracting new and younger audiences to each venue, alongside a comprehensive programme of learning and education work, such as workshops and talks.
Due to funding pressures, the Consortium was unable to continue and ceased in autumn 2018.
This programme was kindly donated to the Theatre Royal Nottingham archive by Gillian Francis, who describes herself as “a Theatre Royal groupie”.
The production was directed by Jonathan Munby.
The Touring Consortium was established in the late 1990s by producers Jenny King and Matthew Gale in a collaborative partnership with eight regional touring theatres, including the Theatre Royal Nottingham.
The Consortium was established to tour high-quality drama to large-scale regional venues, with particular emphasis on attracting new and younger audiences to each venue, alongside a comprehensive programme of learning and education work, such as workshops and talks.
Due to funding pressures, the Consortium was unable to continue and ceased in autumn 2018.
This programme was kindly donated to the Theatre Royal Nottingham archive by Gillian Francis, who describes herself as “a Theatre Royal groupie”.
Type
Programme
Location of item
Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall Nottingham
Rights
Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall Nottingham
Contributor
Researcher: David Longford
