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Whether it's a Shakespeare collaboration or not this rollicking romantic comedy plucked from the Shakespeare Apocrypha should brighten up anyone's winter blues. With a host of colourful characters, a riot of mistaken identity and all the joys and perils of young love, this delightful romp through high and low society, town and country, England and Denmark, culminates in a finale every bit as pleasing and problematic as anything in the acknowledged Shakespeare canon.

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Archive listings for Fair Em (2013)

Work type: Play.

T1980371010

World Premiere. Performance length: Approx. 2.5hrs including one intervalProducer Claire Evans (in association with The Steam Industry). Director Phil Willmott. Design Philip Lindley. Lighting Jason Meininger. Costume Anna Sorensen Sargent. Musical Director Nick Morrell. Music Nick Morrell. Performer Caroline Haines (Fair Em). Performer Jack Taylor (William the Conqueror). Performer Tom McCarron (Lord Mountney). Performer Robert Welling (Lord Valingford). Performer David Ellis (Manville). Performer Gordon Winter (King of Denmark). Performer Tom Gordon-Gill (Marquis of Lubeck). Performer Nicholas Stafford (Rozilio). Performer Madeline Gould (Blanch). Performer Alys Metcalf (Mariana). Performer James Horne (Sir Thomas Goddard). Performer Robert Donald (Trotter / The Citizen of Chester). Performer Rebecca Louise Bradley (Eliner).

8 Jan 13 to 9 Feb 13

Union Theatre, Inner London :: V1167
listing details L01239781132

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