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First Look: The Cabinet Minister at Menier Chocolate Factory

by Staff Writer
September 27, 2024
Reading Time: 4 mins read
Dom Hodson (Lord Drumdurris) and Nancy Carroll (Lady Katherine Twombley) credit Tristram Kenton

Dom Hodson (Lord Drumdurris) and Nancy Carroll (Lady Katherine Twombley) credit Tristram Kenton

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The Menier Chocolate Factory releases first look production images for Arthur Wing Pinero’s The Cabinet Minister, adapted by Nancy Carroll, also starring as Lady Katherine Twombley and directed by Paul Foster, in his Menier debut.

They are joined by, George Blagden as Valentine White, Joe Edgar as Brook Twombley, Pheobe Fildes as Fanny Lacklustre, Rosalind Forbes as Imogen Twombley, Dom Hodson as Keith (Lord Drumdurris), Dillie Keane as Lady Macphail, Nicholas Rowe as the Right Honourable Sir Julian Twombley, Laurence Ubong Williams as Mr Bernard Lacklustre and Mr Melting, Romaya Weaver as Lady Effie Vibart and Matthew Woodyatt as Sir Colin Macphail of Ballocheevin.

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