ACT I
Scene 1 Opening ["]
Scene 2 Nelderham ["]
Scene 3 Mrs Birdview's ["]
Scene 4 Nelderham ["]
Scene 5 Clumpington Hill ["]
Scene 6 The Hotel Dining-Room [Radenham Hotel, the dining-room]
Scene 7 Nelderham ["]
Scene 8 Harriet's Flat [Harriet's House]
Scene 9 Harriet's Dressing able [A Park]
Scene 10 Harriet's Flat and Garden [Harriet's Dressing-Table]
[Scene11 Harriet's House] |
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ACT II
Scene 1 Public House [A Park]
Scene 2 Mark's Room ["]
Scene 3 Harriet's Flat [Harriet's Room]
Scene 4 Nelderham ["]
Scene 5 Mrs Birdview's ["]
Scene 6 Nelderham ["]
Scene 7 Clumpington Hill [The Pub]*
Scene 8 Nelderham [Harriet's Room]
Scene 9 Harriet's Flat [Clumpington Hill]
* In the Bristol programme Act II Scene 7 was given as 'London'
And why did 'Harriet's House' [as it originally was at Cheltenham]
become 'Harriet's Flat' for London? |
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'Oh what a wild dream'… Julian Slade and expressionism
The last of the Slade-Reynolds collaborations, Wildest Dreams
was received with such vitriolic criticism when it opened at
the Vaudeville Theatre in August 1961 that Reynolds told Slade
their partnership should not continue. The show, reconstituted
for London after an original touring version, replaced leading
man Dennis Quilley with the less stellar John Baddeley, previously
featured in Slade and Reynolds's Follow That Girl.
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