Performance

Venue	The Lowry
	Also: Lyric Theatre, Quays Theatre, Aldridge Studio
Town	Salford
County	Greater Manchester
From	18th March 2003
To	22nd March 2003
The Lowry (V0655996499)
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The Duchess of Malfi

Work:: The Duchess of Malfi (S3098)

The Duchess of Malfi is a wealthy young widow. Jealous of her fortune, her two brothers, the Cardinal and her twin Ferdinand, decide she must not remarry. To this end they introduce a spy into her household, the ruthless Bosola. The court of Malfi is a treacherous place, with political, religious and personal allegiances in constant conflict. But the Duchess is blinded to its dangers by her love for her servant, Antonio. When their marriage is revealed her outraged brothers determine on a devastating course of action. Revenge breeds revenge, love turns to hate and a powerful tale of despair and madness inexorably unfolds.

Author

John Webster

Production:: (T2082145001)

Producer	Royal National Theatre
Director	Phyllida Lloyd
Design	Mark Thompson
Lighting	Mark Henderson
Music	Gary Yershon
Sound	Simon Baker (for Autograph)
Performer	Janet McTeer (Duchess)
Performer	Lorcan Cranitch (Bosola)
Performer	Eleanor David (Julia)
Performer	Charles Edwards (Antonio)
Performer	James Howard
Performer	Will Keen (Ferdinand)
Performer	Penelope McGhie
Performer	Sally Rogers (Cariola)
Performer	Jonathan Slinger (Delio)
Performer	Abigail Acari
Performer	Julien Ball
Performer	Michael Bernardin
Performer	David Berry
Performer	Andy Callard
Performer	Martin Chamberlain
Performer	Keiran Flynn
Performer	Padraig Goodall
Performer	Margaret Hilder
Performer	Clemmie Hooton
Performer	Eliza Lumley
Performer	Stuart Richman
Performer	Peter Shade
Performer	Ray Stevenson
Performer	Matthew Thomas-Davies
Performer	Andrew Westfield

Listing:: L1263005181

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