The National Theatre
Thursday, July 22nd, 2010The National Theatre welcomes the return of actress and comedienne Catherine Tate, who will be appearing in the latest production of Season’s Greetings by Alan Ayckbourn this Christmas. Theatre tickets for season’s greetings are on sale now.
Marianne Elliott will direct this comedy farce set in the 1980s during the festive season. Tate plays Belinda whose husband Neville has arranged a celebratory evening of Christmas drinks. In true Ayckbourn style, the event soon descends into chaos as misunderstanding; tensions, insecurity and lust interfere with what is intended to be a thoroughly enjoyable evening.
Tate’s previous National Theatre credits include The Prince’s Play and The Way of The World. Other performances include Under The Sky in 2008 at the West Ends Duke of York’s Theatre. Tate is however widely renowned for her work on television, in sketch shows The Catherine Tate Show, Big Train and as Donna, the Doctor’s assistant in Doctor Who.
Marianne Elliott has directed multiple shows at the National Theatre including the Olivier award winning War Horse, still running in the West End. Other credits include Alls Well That Ends Well, Saint Joan and Harper Regan.
Season’s Greeting will be performed in the Lyttelton theatre during December this year.
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