Performance

Venue	Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
	Also: Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, Inigo Jones, Globe Education Centre Theatre (Park Street)
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	10th May 2008
Opened	21st May 2008
To	4th October 2008
Prices	From £5.00. To £33.00.
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre (V165)
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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:: (T01450060906)

June 21 - special midnight performance

Producer	Globe Theatre
Director	Jonathan Munby
Design	Mike Britton
Music	Olly Fox
Performer	Siobhan Redmond (Titania / Hippolyta)
Performer	Tom Mannion (Oberon / Theseus)
Performer	Christopher Brandon (Lysander)
Performer	Pippa Nixon (Hermia)
Performer	Oliver Boot (Demetrius)
Performer	Laura Rogers (Helena)
Performer	Michael Jibson (Puck)
Performer	Paul Hunter (Bottom)
Performer	Peter Bankole
Performer	Jonathan Bond
Performer	Adam Burton
Performer	Richard Clews
Performer	Robert Goodale
Performer	Michael Matus
Performer	Sam Parks
Performer	Bethan Walker
Performer	Sian Williams

Listing:: L2013604136

Part of the Totus Mundus Season. Totus mundus agit histrionem is thought to have been the motto of the first Globe - 'The whole world is a playhouse'

Current production:Work

Production details

June 21 - special midnight performance Part of the Totus Mundus Season. Totus mundus agit histrionem is thought to have been the motto of the first Globe - 'The whole world is a playhouse'

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