The Vortex play in Chichester

The Vortex Joshua James and Lia Williams Chichester Festival The dea2a4f4ed471e3e8f3413333b33d442

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Event Date:

28-04-202329-04-202330-04-202301-05-202302-05-202303-05-202304-05-202305-05-202306-05-202307-05-202308-05-202309-05-202310-05-202311-05-202312-05-202313-05-202314-05-202315-05-202316-05-202317-05-202318-05-202319-05-202320-05-2023

Start time: 10:18

End time: 10:18

Event Short Description

Noel Coward’s witty and stinging portrait of a troubled mother and son in the 1920s.

Event Information

The Vortex performance overview

The roaring twenties. A world in flux. The magnetic Florence Lancaster draws people to her like moths to a flame. But when her son Nicky arrives home from Paris with an unexpected fiancée and a secret, it sets off a chain of events which threatens to pull them all into a maelstrom.

Noël Coward’s brilliantly witty and stinging portrait of the darkness beneath the glittering surface of the Jazz Age is as vivid today as when it premiered, causing a sensation and catapulting its young writer to his first great success.

Daniel Raggett, nominee for the 2022 Evening Standard Emerging Talent Award, directs this new production in which Florence and Nicky Lancaster are played by mother and son, Lia Williams and Joshua James.

Lia Williams’s multi award-winning roles include Wallis Simpson in The Crown, Dr Cooper in His Dark Materials, and on stage Mary Stuart (Almeida & West End) and John Gabriel Borkman (The Bridge).

Admission Details

Adult: From £10

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Organiser Details

Name: Chichester Festival Theatre

Telephone: 01243 781312

Email: box.office@cft.org.uk

Website: https://www.cft.org.uk/events/the-vortex

Venue Details

Address: Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 6AP

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