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Relative Values

30 September 2024–5 October 2024

Leicester Drama Society

Main House

Synopsis

There is concern when the young Earl, Nigel, announces that he will marry a Hollywood actress. But the family are truly flummoxed when it is revealed that the young starlet’s sister is Moxie, the Earl’s mother’s lowly maid! Taking matters into her own hands, the countess decides that – to protect the future of the family name – she must devise a way to stop the marriage to someone of such an undesirable class, leading to chaos breaking loose.

A classic Noël Coward comedy, Relative Values is a humorous take on the controversial subject of class relations, as Hollywood culture and English aristocracy collide, with disastrous consequences. An upstairs–downstairs satire of the complexities of snobbery and reverse snobbery, full of discriminating taste and dirty little secrets.

Ticket information

Standard £17.50

Concessions £16.00

Premium (Row L) £18.50

 

Early Bird Discount Available – Get 10% off if you book before 26th July 2024

Group Discount Available – Get 10% off if you book 10 or more tickets for the same show at the same time

5 for 4 Season Ticket Discount Available – Buy tickets to all 5 shows in the LDS Autumn 24 Season at the same time to get 20% off.

LDS Autumn 24 Season

Witness For The Prosecution – September 9th – 14th

Relative Values – September 30th – October 5th

Gaslight – October 21st – 26th

Sheila’s Island  – November 11th – 16th

It Could Be Any One of Us – January 20th – 25th

Discounts cannot be used in conjunction with one another.

 

Access

Wheelchair and carer seating available.

Touch tour available for Saturday Matinee.

A CD with detailed descriptions of the the cast, characters and costumes is available to be send by post on the week of the performance to customers who are visually impaired.

Please call Box Office to book 0116 255 1302.

Credits & acknowledgements

By Noël Coward

Directed by John Bale

This amateur production of “Relative Values” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. concordtheatricals.co.uk.

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