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A respectable London merchant is cursed with a wife and daughters who have social ambitions way above their station and his purse. With an eye on the main chance they have their minds ruthlessly set on being Countesses. Nothing is good enough for the shrewish women in his life and there is little he can do to curb their ruinous extravagance, or their mocking treatment of his impoverished younger brother. But little do they know that the worm they call brother-in-law is about to turn into a serpent whose sole intention is to devour all around him. In this hilarious comedy, Massinger strikes home with his satirical pot-shots at the hypocrisy and self-indulgence of 17th century London.T0927278891Company Royal Shakespeare Company. Director Dominic Hill. Sound Dan Jones. Music Dan Jones. Lighting Tim Mitchell. Costume Tom Piper. Performer Christopher Chilton. Performer Liz Crowther. Performer Kammy Darweish. Performer Nicholas Day. Performer Christopher Ettridge. Performer Michael Grady-Hall. Performer Alex Hassell. Performer Felix Hayes. Performer Matti Houghton. Performer Nathaniel Martello-White. Performer Andrew Melville. Performer Simeon Moore. Performer Harry Myers. Performer Pippa Nixon. Performer Chike Okonkwo. Performer Olly Rix. Performer Timothy Speyer. | |
| 5 May 11 to 4 Oct 11 | Swan Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V136 listing details L36140196 |
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