Professor Andrew Crocker-Harris has never mastered the fine art of popularity at the British public school where he teaches. His students regard him as a Hitler, his wife Laura is unfaithful and lives to wound him, and his superiors are forcing his retirement. Terrence Rattigan’s 1948 masterpiece is a brilliant exploration of the human heart. Predating Edwards Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? in its scathing examination of marriage and a contemporary of Noël Coward and Somerset Maugham, Rattigan’s wit and depth are remarkable - as well as timeless. With Martin Jarvis, Ian Ogilvy, Kate Steele, Steven Brand, Darren Richardson, Devon Sorvari and Daniel Stewart.