In the winter of 1777, the British Army marched triumphantly into Philadelphia. The Redcoats had won
the battles against the rebellious colonists and forced them to winter in the cod hills, while they
danced in Philadelphia. Christopher Vane and Sam Troop both meet women that winter who change their
lives. It was crucial that the Redcoats should show spectacular victories to prevent the French
alliance with the Americans. But some of the Redcoats are torn in their allegiances.

About The Reader
Hayward Morse began his career as a child actor with work in a number of Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation (CBC) television productions, and numerous stage performances in Canada and the USA.
He made his U.S. television debut with Ingrid Bergman in the critically acclaimed The Turn of the
Screw. This was the first teleplay to be broadcast in color on the NBC network. Hayward is the son of
actors Barry Morse and Sydney Sturgess. Like his father before him, he won a scholarship at the age
of 16 to the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London, where upon graduation he was
awarded the prestigious 'Silver Medal' award. Other awards include the Arthur Wontner Prize for Voice.
He worked extensively in Canadian, U.S., and British regional theatre, making his London West End debut
in the original production of Joe Orton's What The Butler Saw at the Queen's Theatre with Sir Ralph
Richardson, Stanley Baxter, Coral Browne and Julia Foster.

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