Performance

Venue	Playhouse Theatre
	Also: The Kit Kat Club
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	14th February 2005
Opened	17th February 2005
To	12th March 2005
When	Feb 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, Mar 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 at 19:30. Feb 17 19:00. Feb 16, 19, Mar 9, 12 Mats 14:00
Prices	From £5.00. To £32.00.
Playhouse Theatre (V407)
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Pedro, The Great Pretender - Spanish Golden Age Season

Work:: Pedro, The Great Pretender (S02036704449)

The fourth play in the season is a very rare and special treat - a play by Cervantes, Spain's most famous novelist and creator of Don Quixote. The plot revolves around a loveable trickster, rogue and adventurer who aims to be helpful to everyone in order to be popular and liked. His witty and entrepreneurial journey leads him to question who he is and to find his own identity - until he finally finds his true vocation on the stage.

Author

Miguel de Cervantes

Production:: Spanish Golden Age Season (T1188646781)

Running time 3 hours including interval

Producer	Royal Shakespeare Company
Adapted by	Philip Osment
Director	Mike Alfreds
Other	Es Devlin (Season Stage)
Lighting	Ben Ormerod
Music	Ilona Sekacz
Performer	William Buckhurst
Performer	James Chalmers
Performer	Joseph Chance
Performer	Claire Cox
Performer	Julius D'Silva
Performer	Rebecca Johnson
Performer	Katherine Kelly
Performer	Melanie MacHugh
Performer	Joseph Millson
Performer	Vinta Morgan
Performer	Emma Pallant
Performer	Oscar Pearce
Performer	John Ramm
Performer	John Ramm
Performer	Peter Sproule
Performer	John Stahl
Performer	Simon Trinder
Performer	Joanna Van Kampen
Performer	John Wark
Performer	Oliver Williams

Listing:: L01304149707

Spanish Golden Age Season

Running time 3 hours including interval

Reviews

Pedro, the Great Pretender review
21Feb05: Pedro, The Great Pretender. RSC at London’s Playhouse Theatre

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