Performance

Venue	Swan Theatre
Town	Stratford-Upon-Avon
County	Warwickshire
From	11th April 2015
Opened	20th April 2015
To	24th June 2015
When	19:30. Apr 20 at 19:00. Sat, Wed Mats 13:30 (from Apr 18)
Swan Theatre (V136)
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Date of change: 4 Sep 14 - T643837015

Love's Sacrifice

Work:: Love's Sacrifice (S1300123518)

Struck by love at first sight, the Duke of Pavia has married the beautiful Bianca. But he's not the only one who loves her. Unknown to him, his best friend Fernando has also fallen for Bianca, and with each day that passes he finds it harder to conceal his true feelings. While the Duke is unaware of his friend's dilemma, his sister soon realises what is happening. Racked with jealousy by her own desire for Fernando, she begins to manipulate her brother, encouraging him to act against his friend. With echoes of Shakespeare's Othello, John Ford's rarely performed play is a thrilling revenge tragedy powered by the destructive force of unrequited love.

Author

John Ford

Production:: (T643837015)

Company	Royal Shakespeare Company
Director	Matthew Dunster
Design	Anna Fleischle
Lighting	Lee Curran
Music	Alexander Balanescu
Sound	Ian Dickinson
Director	Charlotte Broom (movement)
Design	Dick Straker (video)
Performer	Andy Apollo (Ferentes)
Performer	Sheila Atim (Julia)
Performer	Guy Burgess (Nibrassa)
Performer	Beth Cordingly (Fiormonda)
Performer	Geoffrey Freshwater (Abbot)
Performer	Marcus Griffiths (Roseilli)
Performer	Rhiannon Handy (Colona)
Performer	Simon Hedger (Guard)
Performer	Julian Hoult (Attendant)
Performer	Matthew Kelly (Mauruccio)
Performer	Jamie Thomas King (Fernando)
Performer	Jonathan McGuinness (D'Avalos)
Performer	Annette McLaughlin (Morona)
Performer	Matthew Needham (Duke of Pavy)
Performer	Richard Rees (Petruchio)
Performer	Colin Ryan (Giacapo)
Performer	Nav Sidhu (Attendant)
Performer	Catrin Stewart (Bianca)
Performer	Gabby Wong (Attendant)

Listing:: L1136294254

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Special Performances

29 May 15 Captioned
13 Jun 15 Audio Described
17 Jun 15 Audio Described
23 Jun 15 Captioned

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