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THE LAST CONFESSION   Haymarket Theatre
(28th June to 15th September 2007)

When Pope John Paul I is found dead, just 33 days after his election, the circumstances appear suspicious when it is revealed that, on the night before his death, he warned three of his most influential but hostile cardinals that they would be replaced. When the Vatican refuses to investigate the death, only Cardinal Benelli steps forward to challenge the deceased's enemies.

David Suchet - star of Poirot and Maxwell on television, and Once In A Lifetime and Man And Boy on stage - leads the cast of the production which sold out its run at the Chichester Festival Theatre.

Music by: Dominic Muldowney; Author: Roger Crane; Director: David Jones; Producer: Duncan C Weldon and Paul Elliott for Triumph Entertainment Ltd; Designer: William Dudler; Lighting Designer: Peter Mumford; Costume Designer: Fotini Dimou;
Cast includes: David Suchet, Michael Jayston, Richard O'Callaghan, Roger May, Bernard Lloyd, Stuart Milligan, Clifford Rose, Charles Kay, John Franklyn-Robbins, Bruce Purchase, Michael Cronin, Joseph Mydell, Joseph Long, Paul Foster, Maroussia Frank, Christopher Mellows

 Evenings- Monday to Saturday 7.30
 Matinees- Wednesday & Saturday 2.30
Prices (£)
18.90 to 63.00
Last Confession
Last Confession
Royal Haymarket TheatreRoyal Haymarket Theatre - Built in 1720 by John Potter and called the Little Theatre in the Haymarket, this theatre has witnessed many dramatic events, and not always on the stage.    Early satires aimed at both political parties and the Royal Family led to the censoring by the Lord Chamberlain of all plays.   At a Royal Command performance in 1794 fifteen people were crushed to death in a stampede, and in 1805 hundreds of tailors protested at the staging of The Tailors, which was viewed as an affront to their craft.   As a result of alterations in 1800 the theatre boasted the first picture-frame stage, and accompanied by strong protests, orchestra stalls replaced the pit, which had previously offered cheap seats near the front.   The present interior is a result of refurbishment carried out in 1905.   Many great names in theatre have appeared on the Theatre Royal's stage, including:  John Gielgud, Peggy Ashcroft, Ralph Richardson, Alec Guinness, Claudette Colbert, Christopher Reeve, Lauren Bacall, and Jack Lemmon and more recently Dame Judi Dench.
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