£22.50
Date 30/03/1953
Bristol Hippodrome Theatre – Relative Values – 1953
An original theatre programme for Noël Coward’s comedy Relative Values at the Hippodrome Theatre, Bristol, dated 30 March 1953.
Gladys Cooper heads a cast that also includes Richard Leech, Renee Hill, Donald Finlay, Dorothy Batley and Peter Gray. Cooper created the role of Felicity, Countess of Marshwood, when the play opened in London.
A Coward comedy with one of the great stars of the British stage makes this a desirable piece among old theatre programmes.
| Production | Relative Values |
|---|---|
| Venue | Hippodrome Theatre – Bristol |
| Cast | Richard Leech – Renee Hill, Gladys Cooper – Donald Finlay, Dorothy Batley – Peter Gray. |
Genuine Theatre Programme / Memorabilia.
Condition: V good, cfld, lcr, slrs
Did you know?
- Relative Values opened at the Savoy Theatre, London, in 1951.
- Gladys Cooper was nominated for three Academy Awards, including for Now, Voyager and My Fair Lady.
- The Bristol Hippodrome was designed by the famous theatre architect Frank Matcham and opened in 1912.
SKU: T02970
