It has been announced that the Landor Theatre will stage a revival of American musical comedy No Way to Treat A Lady opening later this month.
The musical, which marks the theatre’s first production in 2014, will open on Friday 24th January (previews from 21st January), running until Sunday 9th February.
The cast features: Graham Mackay-Bruce as Morris Brummell, Simon Loughton as Christopher "Kit" Gill, Kelly Burke as Sarah Stone and Judith Paris as Flora Brummell, Alexandra Gill and The Victims.
Based on William Goldman's best selling novel that became an Academy Award-winning movie, No Way to Treat a Lady is described as a "theatrically charged musical comedy thriller" about a publicity-crazed actor and the endearing detective who persistently pursues him.
A Richard Rodgers Development Award winner, No Way to Treat a Lady received its World Premiere in 1987 off-Broadway in a sold-out, extended run at the Hudson Guild Theatre. It received an off-Broadway revival in 1996 at the York Theatre Company where it was nominated for two Outer Critics Circle Awards (Best Revival and Best Featured Actress) and a Drama Desk Award.
No Way to Treat a Lady has a book, music and lyrics by Douglas J. Cohen and is based on the novel by William Goldman. It is directed by Robert McWhir with choreography by Cessida Carre, design by Robert Griffin, lighting design by Richard Lambert and musical direction by Nicholas Chave.
Please visit www.landortheatre.co.uk for further information and tickets.
Meet The Cast
Kelly Burke's theatre credits include: Passion Play (Duke of York’s Theatre), Nothing is the End of the World (Finborough Theatre), Zelda (Trafalgar Studios) and Marie and Bruce (Royal Court Theatre).
Simon Loughton recently graduated from Royal Academy of Music. His credits whilst training include: Little Me and A Little Night Music.
Graham Mackay-Bruce's theatre credits include: Scrooge (Bill Kenwright), Sleeping Beauty (Eden Court Theatre), The Tempest (II Palchetto Stage), A Christmas Carol (Byre Repertory), La Cage Aux Folles (English Theatre Frankfurt), The Phantom of the Opera (Cameron Mackintosh), My Fair Lady (Perth Repertory) and Les Miserables (Cameron Mackintosh).
Judith Paris's theatre credits include: The Importance of Being Ernest (Tour), Ragtime (Landor Theatre), Hobson’s Choice (Chichester Festival Theatre), My Fair Lady (UK Tour) and Hecuba (RSC, West End).
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