Tense and moving drama on the effects of war
Tue 3rd Mar 2020 to Sat 7th Mar 2020
For Services Rendered
by Somerset Maugham
directed by: Helen Arbon
1932. A sunny September afternoon. Tennis on the lawn. Drinks on the terrace. An upper middle class family enjoying the comfortable country life.
Beneath the surface, however, lurks the aftermath of the First World War and the ravages it wreaked on men and women across the generations.
Book now for this moving and tense drama.
The cast:
Charlotte Ardsley: Anthea Halstead
Ethel Bartlett: Sarah Harvey-Wade
Eva Ardsley: Natalie Pimm
Lois Ardsley: Zoe Bell
Gwen Cedar: Sara Knight
Leonard Ardsley: Nick Mason
Sydney Ardsley: Pelham Elliott
Wilfred Cedar: Malcolm Hollister
Collie Stratton: Dean Marshall
Howard Bartlett: Dave Hossack
Charles Prentice: Richard Fawcett
