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Love's Labour's Lost archiveSelf-denial is in fashion at the court of Navarre where the young king and three of his courtiers solemnly forswear all pleasures in favour of serious study. But when the Princess of France and her entourage arrive, it isn't long before the all-male ?academe' have broken every one of their self-imposed rules. Shakespeare's boisterous send-up of all those who try to turn their back on life is a dazzling parade of every weapon in the youthful playwright's arsenal, from excruciating cross-purposes and impersonations to drunkenness and bust-ups. It's a banquet of language, groaning with puns, rhymes and grotesque coinages.

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Author: Shakespeare

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Archive listings for Love's Labour's Lost (2024)

Work type: Play.

T771809303

All proceeds of ticket sales will be donated to Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation.Presented by60 Hour Shakespeare.
11 Aug 24General, Reading :: V01145520693
listing details L1162613806

T968072116

Company Royal Shakespeare Company. Director Emily Burns. Design Joanna Scotcher. Lighting Neil Austin. Music Paul Englishby. Music Paul Englishby. Sound George Dennis. Performer Brandon Bassir (Dumaine). Performer Melanie-Joyce Bermudez (Princess). Performer Jeffrey Chekai (Mercade / Ensemble). Performer Iskander Eaton (Moth). Performer Nathan Foad (Costard). Performer Sarita Gabony (Maria). Performer Tony Gardner (Holofernes). Performer Shailan Gohil (Ensemble). Performer Amy Griffiths (Katherine). Performer Ioanna Kimbook (Rosaline). Performer Kok-Hwa Lie (Dull). Performer Jordan Metcalfe (Boyet). Performer Tika Mu'Tamir (Ensemble). Performer Rilwan Abiola Owokoniran (Ferdinand). Performer Marienella Phillips (Jacquenetta). Performer Eric Stroud (Longaville). Performer Luke Thompson (Berowne).
11 Apr 24 to 18 May 24Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V135
listing details L01359047329

Other listings

15 Mar 24The Maltings, Ely :: V469138740
listing details L1948462883

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