Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
	Also: Ustinov Studio,The Egg
Town	Bath
County	Bath & North East Somerset
From	5th December 2005
To	10th December 2005
When	Mon-Wed 19:30. Thu-Sat 20:00. Wed & Sat Mat 14:30.
Theatre Royal (V854)
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A Man For All Seasons

Work:: A Man For All Seasons (S01739293057)

The life of Thomas More. 'I do nobody harm, I say none harm, I think none harm, but wish everybody good. And if this be not enough to keep a man alive, in good faith I long not to live.' Thomas More spoke these words at the end of a long period of persecution and imprisonment during which he had used all of his extraordinary intelligence and lawyer's wiles to avoid execution. Robert Bolt's finest play shows us how this scholar, ambassador, Lord Chancellor and friend of the king sacrificed the good life and the family he loved for a matter of conscience. His dealings with the great figures of the time - Cardinal Wolsey, Thomas Cromwell, the Duke of Norfolk and Henry VIII himself - are seen through the eyes of the common man, the poor cynic for whom a conscience would be a great inconvenience.

Author

Robert Bolt

Production:: (T02059778108)

Producer	Bill Kenwright
Director	Michael Rudman
Design	Paul Farnsworth
Lighting	Nick Richings
Music	Ewan Anderson
Sound	Colin Pink
Performer	Martin Shaw (Sir Thomas More)
Performer	Tony Bell (The Common Man)
Performer	Alison Fiske (Alice More)
Performer	Sophie Shaw (Margaret More)
Performer	Gregory Fox-Murphy (Richard Rich)
Performer	John Sackville (Will Roper)
Performer	Clive Kneller (Chapuys)
Performer	Clive Carter (Cromwell)
Performer	Paul Shelley (Norfolk)
Performer	Daniel Flynn (Henry VIII)
Performer	Brian Poyser (Cardinal Wolsey)
Performer	Tim Frances (Cranmer)
Performer	Maev Alexander (The Woman)
Performer	Tim Daish (Chapuys' Attendant)

Listing:: L01358376688

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