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Sarah Waters talks about the world premiere of The Night Watch adapted for the stage, debuting at the Royal Exchange in May 2016.

Watch the interview here:

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Kay Langrish played by Jodie McNee and Helen Giniver played by Kelly Hotten

Viv Pearce played by Thalisaa Teixeria and Helen Giniver played by Kelly Hotten

Julia Standing played by Lucy Briggs-Owen

Kay Langrish played by Jodie McNe

All photos: Copyright, Richard Davenport.

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Sarah Waters talks about the upcoming world premiere of The Night Watch adapted for the stage, debuting at the Royal Exchange in May 2016.

Watch the interview here:

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Saturday 28th May, 12 noon-1pm

Royal Exchange Theatre Platform Events in association with University of Manchester:

On Saturday 28th May, Sarah Waters will be in conversation with Dr Rachel Clements, from the University of Manchester, to accompany the world premiere adaption of The Night Watch.

Find out more and buy tickets here

Before its world premiere at Cannes, a trailer for Park Chan-wook's The Handmaiden, based on Fingersmith by Sarah Waters has been released.

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The Handmaiden trailer (2016)

Sarah Waters’ The Night Watch was adapted for the stage for the first time in 2016, for the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, by Olivier-nominated playwright Hattie Naylor and was directed by Rebecca Gatward.

Details here

Hear an extract of the The Night Watch audiobook, read by Juanita McMahon, here.

Sarah Waters’ The Night Watch is adapted for the stage for the first time, for the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, by Olivier-nominated playwright Hattie Naylor and is directed by Rebecca Gatward. The Night Watch plays in the Theatre from 19 May – 18 June.

Details here

Hear an extract of the The Night Watch audiobook, read by Juanita McMahon, here.

Sarah Waters’ The Night Watch is adapted for the stage for the first time, for the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, by Olivier-nominated playwright Hattie Naylor and is directed by Rebecca Gatward. This World Premiere opens on 19 May and runs until 18 June.

Details here