Archive listings for The Lord of the Rings (2023)

Work type: Musical.

T01794316344

Producer The Watermill (in association with Kevin Wallace for KWL and Middle Earth Enterprises). Director Paul Hart. Design Simon Kenny. Music Mark Aspinall (musical supervision and orchestrations). Choreographer Anjali Mehra. Lighting Rory beaton. Sound Adam Fisher. Design George Reeve (projection). Director Sibylla Archdale Kalid (associate director). Design Charlie Tymms (puppets). Director Ashleigh Cheadle (puppets). Performer Folarin Akinmade (Gimli). Performer Matthew Bugg (Gollum). Performer Reece Causton (Ensemble). Performer Kelly Coughlin (Ensemble). Performer Geraint Downing (Merry). Performer Peter Dukes (Boromir). Performer Amelia Gabriel (Pippin). Performer Tom Giles (Saruman / Elrond). Performer Charlotte Grayson (Rosie). Performer Nuwan Hugh Perera (Sam). Performer Bridget Lappin (Ensemble / Dance Captain). Performer Georgia Louise (Galadriel). Performer Elliot Mackenzie (Ensemble). Performer Peter Marinker (Gandalf). Performer Louis Maskell (Frodo). Performer Aoife O'Dea (Arwen). Performer John O'Mahony (Bilbo). Performer Yazdan Oafouri (Legolas). Performer Sioned Saunders (Ensemble / Onstage MD). Performer Aaron Sidwell (Aragorn).

25 Jul 23 to 15 Oct 23

The Watermill Theatre, Newbury :: V733
listing details L0884590966

Details

As the Hobbits celebrate Bilbo Baggins' eleventy-first birthday, he gifts his nephew Frodo his inheritance - including his most precious belonging - a gold ring. Little does he know that his legacy will confront Frodo with an immense and impossible task; a perilous journey across the darkest realms of Mordor to foil the Dark Lord's quest for total dominion.

Creatives/Company

Book by(s): Shaun McKenna, Matthew Warchus
Lyrics(s): Shaun McKenna, Matthew Warchus
Music(s): A R Rahman, Christopher Nightingale

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