Performance

Venue	Courtyard Theatre
Town	Stratford-Upon-Avon
County	Warwickshire
From	11th June 2010
Opened	17th June 2010
To	28th August 2010
When	Jun 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 22, 24, 26, 28, 29, Jul 7, 9, 10, Aug 18, 19, 24, 25, 28
Courtyard Theatre (V643776775)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Morte d'Arthur

Work:: Morte d'Arthur (S1647014364)

Thomas Malory's Morte D'Arthur tells 'of the matter of England'. Written during the violent years of the Wars of the Roses, it reflects its time. The story of King Arthur's attempt to unite his country, blends myth and magic, from the sword in the stone to the establishment of the Round Table and the quest for the Holy Grail. It traces the adultery of Lancelot and Guinevere, and ultimately the death of the 'once and future king'. It is an often surprising and unexpected version of the familiar story, and the first great telling of the cycle in the English language.

Author

Thomas Malory

Production:: (T0934574846)

Company	Royal Shakespeare Company
Adapted by	Mike Poulton
Director	Gregory Doran
Design	Katrina Lindsay
Lighting	Tim Mitchell
Music	Adrian Lee
Director	Struan Leslie (movement)
Other	Steve Tiplady (puppetry)
Performer	Sam Troughton (King Arthur)
Performer	Forbes Masson (Merlin)
Performer	Jonjo O'Neill (Launcelot)
Performer	Kirsty Woodward (Guenever)
Performer	Joseph Arkley
Performer	David Carr
Performer	Dyfan Dwyfor
Performer	Noma Dumezweni (Morgan Le Fay)
Performer	Christine Entwisle
Performer	Mariah Gale
Performer	Gruffud Glyn
Performer	James Howard
Performer	Richard Katz
Performer	Debbie Korley
Performer	Dharmesh Patel
Performer	Peter Peverley (Mordred)
Performer	Patrick Romer
Performer	David Rubin
Performer	Oliver Ryan
Performer	Simone Saunders
Performer	James Traherne

Listing:: L963121829

Reviews

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Special Performances

10 Jul 10 Captioned Captioned by the RSC

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