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	20th July 2003
Opened	31st July 2003
To	26th September 2003
When	In rep.
Prices	From £5.00. To £29.00.
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre (V165)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Edward II

Work:: Edward II (S3134)

Edward, much to the despair of his wife and contempt of his barons, is very fond of both. King Edward comes to the throne, and immediately recalls his banished lover, Pierce Gaveston- an order that puts him at odds with most of his court. Edward must battle his sneering subjects, his scorned wife and his own family for not only the right to rule, but for the right to love...

Author

Christopher Marlowe

Production:: (T804744446)

The Men's Company. An all male production.

Company	White's Company
Director	Timothy Walker
Performer	Liam Brennan (Edward II)
Performer	Justin Avoth (Lord Matrevis Earl of Arundel / Poor Man)
Performer	Patrick Brennan (Lancaster / Ap Howell)
Performer	Michael Brown (Young Spencer)
Performer	Richard Glaves (Prince Edward / Lady Margaret)
Performer	Gerald Kyd (Gaveston / Mower)
Performer	John McEnery (Spencer Senior / Archbishop of Canterbury / Lightborn)
Performer	Terry McGinity (Leicester / Pembroke)
Performer	Chu Omambala (Queen Isabella)
Performer	William Osborne (Bishop of Coventry / Baldock / Berkeley)
Performer	Justin Shevlin (Young Mortimer)
Performer	Peter Shorey (Abbot of Neath / Herald or Levune)
Performer	Bill Stewart (Mortimer Senior / Bishoop of Winchester)
Performer	Patrick Toomey (Edmund Duke of Kent)
Performer	Albie Woodington (Warwick / Gurney)

Listing:: L1491285009

Current production:Work

Production details

The Men's Company. An all male production.

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