By St. John Hankin
Directed by Auriol Smith
It is a house party with a difference when the guests have been invited not because they are liked, but because the hostess feels them to be in need.
Lady Denison has learned the lesson preached by Mr Hylton, the founder of the Church of Humanity, that 'false hospitality is inviting people because you like them. True hospitality is inviting them because they'd like to be asked.' And although her daughter is of the same mind, she has a sister who thinks very differently.
This delightful 1905 comedy is the third play by St. John Hankin that we have presented and follows the huge success of The Return of the Prodigal and The Cassilis Engagement.
The Charity That Began At Home
Orange Tree Theatre, 1 Clarence Street, Richmond, Surrey
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This event ended on Saturday 4th of February 2012
Admission
£11-£21
£11-£21
Location
Orange Tree Theatre, 1 Clarence Street, Richmond, Surrey
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