Performance

Venue	General
Town	Northampton
County	Northamptonshire
From	24th April 2015
To	16th May 2015
When	19:30. Apr 28 19:00. Apr 30, May 2, 7, 9, 14, 16 Mats 14:30
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Date of change: 31 Mar 15 - T01734805910

King John

Work:: King John (S3852)

England versus France, peace versus war, might versus right, private passion versus public duty, King John has them all. He is a virtuoso politician with an uncontrollable passion for the crown - a hero and a villain. The play is powered by the politics of war with the future of England at stake. All goes well for King John and his tactically brilliant political manoeuvres, until the Pope's ambassador interferes. War and torture ensue, and King John's hold on the crown slips away.

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T01734805910)

Producer	Shakespeare's Globe
Producer	Royal and Derngate
Director	James Dacre
Design	Jonathan Fensom
Music	Orlando Gough
Choreographer	Scott Ambler
Performer	Jo Stone-Fewings (King John)
Performer	Alex Waldmann (Philip the Bastard)
Performer	Tanya Moodie (Constance)
Performer	Barbara Marten (Eleanor of Aquitaine)
Performer	Joseph Marcell (Cardinal Pandulph)
Performer	Laurence Belcher
Performer	Simon Coates
Performer	Aruhan Galieva
Performer	Joseph Marcell
Performer	Mark Meadows
Performer	Tanya Moodie
Performer	Ciaran Owens
Performer	Daniel Rabin
Performer	Giles Terera

Listing:: L0167432856

This event takes place at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Sheep Street, Northampton NN1 3NL

Production details

This event takes place at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Sheep Street, Northampton NN1 3NL

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