Oscar Wilde's
Lord Arthur Savile's Crime
Lee Mead, Gary Wilmot, Derren Nesbitt, David Ross & Kate O'Mara.
Wilde’s A Woman of No Importance and
An Ideal Husband, Bill Kenwright presents
Trevor Baxter’s acclaimed adaptation of one
of Wilde’s most celebrated stories. Making
his comedy debut, the multi-talented Lee
Mead stars as Lord Arthur Savile. Following
his success in hit BBC show Any Dream
Will Do, he played the role of Joseph in
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s and Tim Rice’s
Joseph for 72 sold-out weeks in the West
End. Mead performs alongside an all-star
cast led by legendary entertainer Gary
Wilmot, fresh from his recent national tour
of the smash hit Chicago. The glamorous
Kate O’Mara, star of such TV hits as
Dynasty and Howard’s Way plays Lady
Windemere. David Ross, who recently
starred in the BBC hit sitcom The Green
Green Grass plays The Dean, and Derren
Nesbitt, best known for his role as Chief
Inspector Jordan in the TV series Special
Branch will be playing the role of Herr
Frederick Winkelkopf.
Lord Arthur Savile is deliriously happy: a
pillar of society, he is on the verge of
marriage when he encounters a clairvoyant
called Podgers. Podgers reveals that at some
point in Arthur's life, he will commit
murder. To protect his future wife, Arthur
decides he must do the bloody deed before
he marries. As he searches for a convenient
person to sacrifice, chaos ensues in this
entertaining comedy of upper-class morality.
From 22nd March To 27th March
Times Eves 8pm Wed & Sat Mats 2.30pm
Prices 1st Night & Mats £22.50 £20.50 Tues-Thurs Eves £24.50 £22.50 £20.50 Fri & Sat Eves £26.50 £24.50 £22.50
Concessions Under 26s £8
Venue Festival Theatre
Genre Drama
I went to see Lord Arthur Saviles Crime a few
weeks ago and I am going again this week to
see it at Theatre Royal, Plymouth.
I absolutely loved the play and Lee Mead is
superb as Lord Arthur, all the cast are brilliant.
I recommend it, a very enjoyable night out at
the theatre.
I've just been to see the play and found it wonderful. The cast were brilliant and Lee Mead, in his first non-musical role, deserved the aclaim he received. He and Gary Wilmot as Podgers really worked well together. Great night out!

