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Age: General
Genre: Play
Sub Genre: Drama
Henry James's 19th century masterpiece is one of the wonders of world literature. Set in London, Rome and Florence, The Portrait Of A Lady tells the story of Isabel Archer, a beautiful, young American heiress, who travels to Europe on a voyage of self-discovery. She is accompanied by the delightful Madam Merle who seems to have many friends, but no past.
Having turned down an English Lord and wealthy American industrialist, Isabel marries Gilbert Osmond, a man of exquisite taste and sensibility, who claims to care nothing for worldly possessions. As Gilbert and Madam Merle reveal their true faces, however, Isabel has to confront her future alone...
The Portrait Of A Lady's cast is led by Catherine McCormack and Niamh Cusack.
show times: Mon-Sat 19:30, Mats Wed, Thu & Sat 14:30
ticket prices: £7-£29.50
cast: Catherine McCormack, Niamh Cusack, Finbar Lynch, Anthony Howell, Jean Marsh
adapted by: Nicki Frei
director: Peter Hall
producer: Theatre Royal Bath Productions and The Peter Hall Company
address: 24-26 High Street, Kingston, KT1 1JH
nearest bus: K1, K2, 57, 65, 71, 85, 111, 131, 213, 216, 281, 285, 371, 406, 411, 465, 726
nearest train: 15 minute walk from Kingston station
air conditioned: 0
Access Booking: For access booking or to ask any access-related questions call 020 8546 6983 or email boxoffice@rosetheatrekingston.org
discounts: Disabled patrons and companion receive discounted rate for all performances.
access description: The main entrance to the theatre is at ground level, and there are lifts to every level. There are no mobility parking bays outside the theatre but patrons may be dropped off in Wadbroke Street to the left of the entrance.
hearing impaired: Infra-rad and Induction loop.
guide dogs policy: Please advise the theatre if you are bringing a guide dog, so that a water bowl and dog-sitter can be arranged.
wheelchairs: There are five wheelchair spaces with companion seats in both the stalls and the circle, though there is no wheelchair access to the upper circle.
disabled toilets: Toilets can be found on every level of the theatre
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