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The Merry Wives of Windsor

The Merry Wives of WindsorT294900059
Falstaff gets him come-uppance (three times) in this rather confused but at times immensely funny Shakespeare comedy - his only one about the middle classes. The story, almost certainly false, goes that Queen Elizabeth I so enjoyed the character of Falstaff that she asked to see him again in another play - in love. Shakespeare is supposed to have obliged with this delightful romp.
Author Shakespeare


Archive :: production:T294900059, play:S4211, venue:V135
Current production:Work

Performance

VenueRoyal Shakespeare Theatre
Other spaces: The Dell, Waterside, Rehearsal Room
TownStratford-Upon-Avon
CountyWarwickshire
From5th June 2024
To7th September 2024
What is currently on at Royal Shakespeare Theatre (V135)

Reviews

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Company

Company Royal Shakespeare Company
Director Blanche McIntyre
Design Robert Innes Hopkins
Lighting Malcolm Rippeth
Music Tim Sutton
Sound Emma Laxton
Director Ingrid Mackinnon (movement)
Director Philip d'Orleans (fight)
Director Matthew Dewsbury (CDG - casting)
Musical Director Katherine Gillham
Other Jeannette Nelson (voice and text)
Director Matthew Dann (assistant)
Performer Samantha Spiro (Mistress Page)
Performer Jessica Alade (Simple)
Performer Omar Bynon (Pistol)
Performer John Dougall (Shallow)
Performer Riess Fennell (Robert / Student)
Performer Richard Goulding (Frank Ford)
Performer Siubhan Harrison (Alice Ford)
Performer John Hodgkinson (Sir John Falstaff)
Performer Emily Houghton (Host of the Garter)
Performer Ian Hughes (Sir Hugh Evans)
Performer Wil Johnson (George Page)
Performer Yasemin Junqueira (Student / Ensemble)
Performer John Leader (Fenton)
Performer David Mara (Rugby)
Performer Tadeo Martinez (Robin)
Performer Shazia Nicholls (Mrs Quickly)
Performer Yasemin Ozdemir (Nym)
Performer Davied Partridge (Bardolph / John)
Performer Samantha Spiro (Mistress Page)
Performer Jason Thorpe (Dr Caius)
Performer Tara Tijani (Anne Page)
Performer Patrick Walshe McBride (Slender)
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