Performance

Venue	The Pit, Barbican Centre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	6th December 2001
Opened	13th December 2001
To	19th February 2002
When	Dec 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13m, 14, Jan 4, 5m, 5, 7, 8m, 8, 9, 10m, 17, 18, 19m, 19, Feb 13, 14m, 14, 15, 16m, 16, 18, 19m, 19 at 19:15, Dec 13 at 19:00, Mats 13:45
Prices	From £20.00. To £22.00.
The Pit, Barbican Centre (V372)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

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:: (T0163531093)

Running time 3 hours including one interval.

Company	Royal Shakespeare Company
Director	Gregory Doran
Design	Stephen Brimson Lewis
Lighting	Tim Mitchell
Sound	Martin Slavin
Music	Corin Buckeridge
Choreographer	Jack Murphy
Performer	Guy Henry (King John)
Performer	Trevor Cooper (Hubert)
Performer	Victoria Duarri (Blanch)
Performer	Joseph England (Robert Falconbridge)
Performer	Geoffrey Freshwater (Philip of France)
Performer	John Hopkins (Dauphin)
Performer	Kelly Hunter (Constance)
Performer	Elizabeth Hurran (Elinor)
Performer	Alison Fiske (Elinor)
Performer	Trevor Martin (Austria)
Performer	David Mara (Melun)
Performer	Andrew Maud (Pembroke)
Performer	Drew Mulligan (Chattillon)
Performer	Colin McCormack (Salisbury)
Performer	Jo Stone-Fewings (Bastard)
Performer	Andrew Storey (Herald)
Performer	Joshua McGuire (Prince Arthur)
Performer	Ben Darlington (Prince Arthur)
Performer	David Collings (Pandulph)

Listing:: L105274251

Production details

Running time 3 hours including one interval.

Reviews

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Special Performances

14 Feb 02 Audio Described
16 Feb 02 Audio Described

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