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The Rivals brings risqué revelry to the Arts Theatre
Cambridge News
|January 26, 2026
BATH in the Roaring 20s: Risqué revelry, romance and rivalry in the Assembly Rooms - a town torn between tradition and the new age.
The Rivals at the Orange Tree Theatre
(ELLIE KURTTZ)
Lydia and Jack (Zoe Brough and Kit Young) are made for each other - but Lydia's a rebel and Jack's too posh to be her beau.
What's a chap to do? A little harmless deception, of course.
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