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'The world is still deceived by ornament' Venice is a multi-cultural melting pot and the trading centre of the world, a place where everything has a value. High stakes are placed on beauty and choices are made on appearance rather than reality. But when one of three boxes holds all you've ever wanted, should you really decide on looks alone?

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Author: Shakespeare

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Archive listings for First Encounters: The Merchant of Venice (2019)

Work type: Kids show.

T0990366976

First Encounters with Shakespeare: The Merchant of Venice is a new production specially created for 7-13 year olds. Directed by Robin Belfield, it uses an edited version of the original text to bring Shakespeare's story of justice and mercy to life in just 90 minutes. In collaboration with our regional theatre partners and Associate Schools, this production also sees 24 young actors from the RSC's Next Generation Company take on the parts of Jessica and Lorenzo, the two young people caught up in a clash between family, money and culture.Company Royal Shakespeare Company. Director Robin Belfield. Design Anisha Fields. Music Tarek Merchant. Director Ingrid Mackinnon (movement director). Performer Oliver Cudbill (Gratiano). Performer Shani Erez (Shylock). Performer Sam Pay (Duke / Stephano / Tubal). Performer Morgan Philpott (Antonio). Performer Eloise Secker (Nerissa / Lancelet Gobbo). Performer Ray Sesay (Bassanio / Princes of Morocco / Aragon). Performer Emma Swan (Salerio). Performer Yasmin Taheri (Portia).
5 Nov 19 to 6 Nov 19Hull Truck Theatre, Hull :: V935
listing details L41096358
17 Oct 19 to 19 Oct 19Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568
listing details L02076647382
10 Oct 19 to 12 Oct 19Blackpool Grand Theatre, Blackpool :: V518
listing details L1984322383
30 Sep 19 to 5 Oct 19Swan Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V136
listing details L01339605758

Other listings

13 Jul 19 to 14 Jul 19General, General :: V1273
listing details L01401921428

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