The Philanthropist (play)

The next morning they reap the aftermath of the previous night's sexual activity or even inactivity.The original Royal Court Theatre production opened in August 1970.

[11] Robert Kidd directed the production,[12] which featured set design by John Gunter, costumes by Sara Brook, and lighting by Lloyd Burlingame.

[13] The first US revival opened at the Manhattan Theatre Club on September 27, 1983, playing a limited engagement run until November 20, 1983.

[16] A major London revival was staged by Kenneth Ives at Wyndham's Theatre in 1991; with Edward Fox in the lead, it ran from May to October.

[17] A further revival was directed by David Grindley at the Donmar Warehouse, running from September to October 15, 2005, and starring Simon Russell Beale as Philip with Anna Madeley as Celia and Siobhan Hewlett as Araminta.

[19][20] This production was directed by David Grindley; sets were by Tim Shortall, lighting was by Rick Fisher, and costumes were by Tobin Ost, with sound design by Gregory Clarke.