Performance

Venue	Bristol Old Vic
	Also: Main House, Weston Studio, Cooper's Loft Studio
Town	Bristol
County	City of Bristol
From	1st May 2001
To	5th May 2001
When	Tues/Wed 19:30, Thurs-Sat 20:00, Sat Mat 14:30
Prices	From £6.00. To £19.00.
Bristol Old Vic (V857)
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Moll Flanders

Work:: Moll Flanders (S0499038193)

Moll uses her beauty, her ingenuity and her ruthlessness to survive in a world where men have all the power and all the money. She shall not starve while she can trick a rich man into marriage, sell her body, or become the finest thief in the land.

Book by

Daniel Defoe

Production:: (T1693918372)

Accompanied by a medley of instruments, the Dukes strolling players recreate two dozen vivid characters - from Will Wiseman, who seduces Moll at a tender age, to Mother Midnight, Queen of Thieves; from Chastity the prostitute who specialises in clergymen to Jemmy, the Lancashire highwayman who loves Moll true. And it takes three actresses to portray Moll's long life, from her birth in Newgate Prison until she faces the gallows on Tyburn Hill.

Company	The Dukes
Adapted by	Les Smith
Music	John O'Hara
Director	Ian Hastings
Design	Terry Brown
Lighting	Brent Lees
Sound	Gareth Roberts
Director	John O'Hara (music)
Performer	Patrick Bridgman
Performer	Nora Connolly
Performer	Maeve Larkin
Performer	Francis Magee
Performer	Olwen May
Performer	Ted Richards

Listing:: L01983320562

Theatre Royal

Production details

Accompanied by a medley of instruments, the Dukes strolling players recreate two dozen vivid characters - from Will Wiseman, who seduces Moll at a tender age, to Mother Midnight, Queen of Thieves; from Chastity the prostitute who specialises in clergymen to Jemmy, the Lancashire highwayman who loves Moll true. And it takes three actresses to portray Moll's long life, from her birth in Newgate Prison until she faces the gallows on Tyburn Hill. Theatre Royal

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