The Winslow Boy
Play
The Winslow Boy
Playwright
Rattigan, Terence
Play Description
Based on an actual incident, RattiganÔÇÖs award-winning drama chronicles the admirable sacrifices a pre-WWI family makes to clear the name of their youngest son, a cadet falsely accused of theft by the Royal Naval College. Delving into British society almost exactly a century ago, Rattigan's play raises issues of justice that are just as relevant in 2014 as they were in 1914.
Director
Hallquist, Jon
Choreographer
Hallquist, Terryl
Set Designer
Franck, Phillip
Costume Designer
Sargent, Alexandra
Lighting Designer
Ayers, Jessica
Sound Designer
Franck, Phillip
Technical Director
Stratton, Matthew
Stage Manager
Matherne, Kelsey
Venue
Neely Auditorium, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
Date
2013-2014
Opening Date
2014-02-20
Closing Date
2014-02-22
Photographer
Franck, Phillip
Photo Date
2014-02-16
Rights
Copyright Vanderbilt University, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
Format
Jpeg
Language
English
Type
Performance
Identifier
VTA-49
Collection
Citation
Rattigan, Terence, “The Winslow Boy,” Vanderbilt University Theatre Archives, accessed August 2, 2026, https://theatre.library.vanderbilt.edu/items/show/1679.