Sonia Friedman Productions

Cast

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Multi award-winning actor Lindsay Duncan reprised her critically acclaimed performance as Martha. Her extensive theatre credits include Private Lives which, after its run at the Albery Theatre, transferred to Broadway - for her performance as Amanda, she won the Olivier, Critics' Circle and Tony Awards for Best Actress. Her other more recent theatre credits include Celebration and The Room for the Almeida, The Homecoming for the National Theatre and Ashes to Ashes and Mouth to Mouth for the Royal Court, the latter then transferred to the West End. Previously her award-winning performances include La Marquise de Merteuil in Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Nijo and Win in Top Girls. On television her credits include Rome, Longford, Spooks, Oliver Twist and Just William. Her many film credits include Mansfield Park, Starter For Ten, An Ideal Husband, A Midsummer Night's Dream and Prick Up Your Ears.

Hannah Murray is best known for her role as Cassie in Channel 4's comedy drama Skins and made her professional stage debut playing Mia in That Face.  On film she can be seen in Martin McDonagh's In Bruges.

Matt Smith reprised the role of Henry which he originated at the Royal Court and for which he was shortlisted for the Evening Standard's Milton Shulman Award for Best Newcomer. His other theatre credits include Swimming with Sharks at the Vaudeville Theatre, The History Boys, Burn, Chatroom, Citizenship all for the National Theatre, On the Shore of the Wide World for the Royal Exchange Theatre and Fresh Kills, also for the Royal Court. His television credits include The Street, Party Animals and The Ruby in the Smoke for BBC as well as ITV's Secret Diary of a Call Girl. On film he made his debut in Martin McDonagh's feature film In Bruges.

Catherine Steadman's theatre credits include Babooshka for the Pleasance Theatre, The Glory of Living for Battersea Arts Centre and The Rubenstein Kiss for Oxford Playhouse. Her film credits include Hippie Hippie Shake, Borderline Confusion and Dark Room. On television her credits include Mansfield Park and The Bill.

Julian Wadham most recently played Don Pedro in Nicholas Hytner's production of Much Ado about Nothing at the National Theatre. His extensive theatre credits include Our Country's Good and Serious Money for the Royal Court, Plenty for the Almeida at the Albery and the Olivier award-winning Another Country and When We are Married in the West End. He has worked extensively for both for the Royal Court and the National Theatre. His film roles include Madox in Anthony Minghella's The English Patient, William Pitt in Nicholas Hytner's The Madness of King George as well as Keep the Aspidistra Flying, Maurice, The Secret Agent and Wah Wah. His numerous television credits include Foyles War and My Boy Jack for ITV as well as Blind Justice and Island at War.