Performance

Venue	Greenwich Playhouse
	Also: Greenwich Studio, Prince of Orange Theatre, Prince Theatre
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	26th October 2004
To	21st November 2004
When	19:45. Sun 16:00
Prices	From £10.00. To £10.00.
Greenwich Playhouse (V1286)
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A Midsummer Night's Dream

Work:: A Midsummer Night's Dream (S2295)

On a midsummer's night Hermia and her lover Lysander flee from Athens and Demetrius - the man Hermia's father favours as a son-in-law. Demetrius follows, pursued by Helena who loves him in spite of being spurned in favour of Hermia. On the same night Bottom and his friends leave Athens to find somewhere quiet to rehearse their play which is to be performed at the wedding feast of Duke Theseus. Drawn into the woods they enter a world of magic, mystery and wonder.

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T1281424420)

Helena is in love with Hermia - but Hermia's father wants her to marry Demetrius. To confuse matters more, Lysander is in love with Demetrius. A camp version of A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Producer	Peter Fortune
Company	Melmoth
Adapted by	Stuart Draper
Director	Stuart Draper
Design	Mark Bullock
Costume	Paula Kelly
Sound	Bonamedia
Lighting	Bonamedia
Performer	John Cooper Day (Theseus / Oberon)
Performer	Menno Kuijper (Hyppolyta / Titania)
Performer	Luke Leeves (Demetrius)
Performer	Matthew Hyde (Lysander)
Performer	Beth Wignall (Hermia)
Performer	Nadine Lewington (Helena)
Performer	Alan Buckman (Egeus)
Performer	Angus Lindsay (Bottom)
Performer	Steve John Brown (Snug)
Performer	Clare Frankel (Starveling)
Performer	David Lomas (Flute)
Performer	Peter Fortune (Puck)
Performer	Stuart Draper (Quince)

Listing:: L1717874063

Current production:Work

Production details

Helena is in love with Hermia - but Hermia's father wants her to marry Demetrius. To confuse matters more, Lysander is in love with Demetrius. A camp version of A Midsummer Night's Dream.

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