Performance

Venue	Union Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	17th January 2012
To	11th February 2012
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sun 15:00
Prices	From £18.00. To £18.00.
Union Theatre (V1167)
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Date of change: 23 Nov 11 - T01405320109

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:: (T01405320109)

Performance length: Approx. 2-5 hours including one interval.

Producer	Claire Evans (in association with The Steam Industry)
Director	Phil Willmott
Design	Emma Tompkins
Lighting	Jason Meininger
Performer	Rikki Lawton (Philip the Bastard)
Performer	James Corscadden (Lewis the Dauphin)
Performer	Maggie Daniels (Queen Eleanor)
Performer	Albert De Jongh (Arthur)
Performer	Ross Ericson (Pembroke)
Performer	Sebastian Foux (Henry III)
Performer	Michael J Hayes (Cardinal Pandulph)
Performer	John Last (Hubert)
Performer	Samantha Lawson (Lady Constance)
Performer	Daisy May (Lady Blanche)
Performer	Nicholas Osmond (King John)
Performer	Damian Quinn (King Philip of France)
Performer	James Robinson (Chatillion / French Herald)
Performer	Leonard Sillevis (Robert Falconbridge / Earl of Salisbury)

Listing:: L0815936806

Production details

Performance length: Approx. 2-5 hours including one interval.

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