Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Largely as seen through the eyes of Oswald Mosley's friend, the writer Harold Nicolson.
The friendship between Oswald Mosley (Tom) and Harold Nicolson intensified in 1931 with the launch a new political party, The New Party. But Mosley's extreme views were to jeopardise both their political and personal alliance...
The play also hints at aspects of the marriage of Harold Nicolson and Vita Sackville-West, notably their bisexuality or homosexuality.
Written by Martyn Wade. Starring Christopher Cazenove as Harold Nicolson.
Director Cherry Cookson.
Harold Nicolson (called ‘Hadji’ by his wife Vita): Christopher Casenove
Oswald Mosley (‘Tom’): Roger Allam
Vita Sackville-West: Kate Buffery
Cynthia Mosley (‘Cimmie’): Joanna David
Christopher: Alan Barker
Beaverbrook: Paul Maxwell
Strachey: Brett Usher
Cheyney: Eric Allan
Young: Charles Millham
Salmon: Mark Straker
Sarfatti: Ann Windsor
There is some intermittent FM interference.
Largely as seen through the eyes of Oswald Mosley's friend, the writer Harold Nicolson.
The friendship between Oswald Mosley (Tom) and Harold Nicolson intensified in 1931 with the launch a new political party, The New Party. But Mosley's extreme views were to jeopardise both their political and personal alliance...
The play also hints at aspects of the marriage of Harold Nicolson and Vita Sackville-West, notably their bisexuality or homosexuality.
Written by Martyn Wade. Starring Christopher Cazenove as Harold Nicolson.
Director Cherry Cookson.
Harold Nicolson (called ‘Hadji’ by his wife Vita): Christopher Casenove
Oswald Mosley (‘Tom’): Roger Allam
Vita Sackville-West: Kate Buffery
Cynthia Mosley (‘Cimmie’): Joanna David
Christopher: Alan Barker
Beaverbrook: Paul Maxwell
Strachey: Brett Usher
Cheyney: Eric Allan
Young: Charles Millham
Salmon: Mark Straker
Sarfatti: Ann Windsor
There is some intermittent FM interference.










