The Barrett’s of Wimpole Street is a 1930 play by Rudolf Besier, based on the romance between Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett, and her father's unwillingness to allow them to marry.
The action takes place in Elizabeth Barrett's bed-sitting room in Wimpole Street, London: 1845.

Elizabeth Barrett: Dorothy Tutin
Edward Moulton-Barrett: Paul Rogers

His children:
Alfred: William Eedle
George: John Rowe
Charles: John Samson
Henry: Robin Browne
Septimus: David Valla
Octavius: Christopher Good
Arabel: Kate Binchy
Henrietta: Jane Knowles
Elizabeth: Dorothy Tutin
Robert Browning: Jeremy Brett
Captain Surtees Cook: Michael Kilgarriff
Henry Bevan: Kenneth Fortescue
Dr Chambers: Rolf Lefebvre
Dr Ford-Waterlow: John Ruddock
Bella Hedley: Helen Worth
Wilson: Sheila Grant