Performance

Venue	General
Town	Oxford
County	Oxfordshire
From	25th July 2019
To	28th July 2019
When	14:00
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Date of change: 10 Jul 19 - T965051421

Mansfield Park

Work:: Mansfield Park (S806443385)

Mansfield Park was the third of Jane Austen's novels to be published, following Sense and Sensibility (1811) and Pride and Prejudice (1813). It tells the tale of Fanny Price, brought up in the household of her cousins, the wealthier Bertrams of Mansfield Park, who is a kind of ?still, quiet centre' within the family, enduring, advising and suffering amidst the turbulence all around her, and ultimately emerging as the icon of stability in a world on the brink of tumultuous change an interesting heroine for our times!

Author	Jonathan Dove
Lyrics	Alasdair Middleton (distilled from the novel by Jane Austen)

Production:: (T965051421)

Director	Rebecca Meltzer
Musical Director	Ashley Beauchamp
Other	Jo Lakin (Puppet Maker)
Performer	Eleanor Garside (Aunt Norris)
Performer	Edmund Bertram (Milo Harries)
Performer	Flora Macdonald (Fanny Price)
Performer	Damian Arnold (Henry Crawford)
Performer	Sarah Anne Champion (Julia Bertram)
Performer	Emily Gray (Lady Bertram)
Performer	Charlotte Hoather (Maria Bertram)
Performer	Eleanor Sanderson-Nash (Mary Crawford)
Performer	Lawrence Thackeray (Mr Rushworth)
Performer	Phil Wilcox (Sir Thomas)

Listing:: L03939828

Part of Waterperry Opera . This event takes place at Waterperry House & Gardens, Waterperry, Oxford OX33 1LQ

Production details

Part of Waterperry Opera . This event takes place at Waterperry House & Gardens, Waterperry, Oxford OX33 1LQ

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