Performance

Venue	The Watermill Theatre
Town	Newbury
County	Berkshire
From	12th April 2024
To	18th May 2024
The Watermill Theatre (V733)
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 15 Mar 24 - T01562269922
Date of change: 6 Feb 24 - T01562269922

Much Ado About Nothing

Work:: Much Ado About Nothing (S4291)

After civil war Messina seems to have returned to peace with few casualties and a courtship holds the promise of reconciling the battle of the sexes in a well matched wedding. But the reconciliation's have been too hurried and soldiers can't return to the civilian world overnight.

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T01562269922)

Lose yourself in the music and film of this golden era with a 1940s-inspired soundscape, played live by an ensemble cast of actor-musicians.

Adapted by	Tom Wentworth
Presented by	Watermill Ensemble
Director	Paul Hart
Design	Ceci Calf
Sound	Robin Colyer
Musical Director	Robin Colyer
Lighting	Charly Dunford
Director	Sofia Galluci (assistant)
Performer	Katherine Jack (Beatrice)
Performer	James Mack (Benedick)
Performer	Thuliswa Magwaza (Hero)
Performer	Fred Double (Claudio)
Performer	Patrick Bridgman (Leonato)
Performer	Hayden Wood (Dogberry)
Performer	Emma Barclay (Verges / Friar / Conrade)
Performer	Leigh Quinn (Verges / Friar / Conrade)
Performer	Priscille Grace (Margaret)
Performer	Augustina Seymour (Don John)
Performer	Jack Quarton (Don Pedro)

Listing:: L01815098703

Current production:Work

Production details

Lose yourself in the music and film of this golden era with a 1940s-inspired soundscape, played live by an ensemble cast of actor-musicians.

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Special Performances

4 May 24 Touch Tour
4 May 24 Audio Described
10 May 24 Touch Tour
10 May 24 Audio Described
10 May 24 Captioned
11 May 24 Sign Interpreted
11 May 24 Captioned
13 May 24 Sign Interpreted
13 May 24 Captioned

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