Helen George's AFTER MISS JULIE Comes To Richmond Theatre in July

Theatre Royal Bath Productions presents a brand new version of Patrick Marber's AFTER MISS JULIE, with Helen George, Richard Flood and Amy Cudden at Richmond Theatre from Mon 11 to Sat 16 July as part of a UK tour, prior to a West End transfer.

Set in 1945 in an English country house, on the eve of Labour's landslide victory at the end of the Second World War, this compelling and erotic psychological thriller is inspired by Strindberg's 1888 masterpiece.

During a summer ball, the beautiful daughter of the peer who owns the house, wanders into the servant's quarters. As she flirts with her father's handsome chauffeur, indifferent to the presence of his fiancée, what begins as game-playing ignites into passion with devastating consequences.

Helen George plays Miss Julie. Well-known for her role as Trixie Franklin in Call the Midwife, she recently received huge praise for her thrilling performances on Strictly Come Dancing. Helen's stage credits include the leading role of Sharpay Evans in the stage adaption of High School Musical; Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Woman in White; two of Nick Bagnall's productions A Midsummer Night's Dream and By Jeeves; Company (Kings Head); Plan? (ETT/Milton Rooms); and Love Never Dies (Adelphi Theatre).

Richard Flood plays John. Richard's recent theatre credits include Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Gate Theatre, Dublin), Lobster and Vantastic (Oval House Theatre) and The Rubenstein Kiss (Soho Theatre Studio) while TV appearances include Red Rock, Crossing Lines (seasons 1 & 2) and Killing Kennedy.

Amy Cudden plays Christine. Amy's theatre credits include Tonight at 8.30 (The Nuffield Theatre), One Man 2 Guvnors (West End), The Village Bike (Sheffield Crucible), Shallow Slumber (Soho Theatre) and Crooked House (Battersea Arts Centre); television includes Holby City, Doctors, Phoneshop, Doctor Who and Vera.

Patrick Marber's plays include Dealer's Choice, which won the 1995 Evening Standard Award for Best Comedy, and the huge international hit, Closer, which won the Evening Standard award for Best Comedy, the Critics' Circle and Olivier awards for Best New Play and was made into a BAFTA Award-winning film in 2004.

Anthony Banks has directed Lucinda Coxon's Herding Cats (Hampstead & Theatre Royal Bath); James Graham's Bassett (Bristol Old Vic); Dennis Kelly's DNA (National Tour); Bryony Lavery's Cesario and More Light, Lucinda Coxon's The Eternal Not and Michael Lesslie's Prince of Denmark (NT) and Mark Ravenhill's The Experiment (Soho Theatre & Berliner Ensemble). He was an associate director at the NT until 2014 where he commissioned and developed a hundred new plays for NT Connections.

Listings Information

Mon 11 - Sat 16 July, Mon - Sat eves 7.30pm, Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm, Richmond Theatre, The Green, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1QJ

Box Office: 0844 871 7651 (fees apply), www.atgtickets.com/richmond (fees apply)

Tickets from £16.90 fees apply