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The Revengers' Tragedy archiveSet in a dissolute Renaissance court in Italy. Vindice is intent on revenging the death of his mistress who has been poisoned by the lecherous old Duke; the Duchess' youngest son has been convicted of rape and she herself is trying to seduce the duke's bastard son; the remainder of the court are bent on usurping each other and seizing the crown. A disguised Vindice appears to attempt the seduction of his own sister for the Duke's son. She resists, but his mother succumbs to his bribes and agrees to play the bawd. Next, Vindice carries out his revenge on the Duke in a scene of unusual ferocity by tricking him into kissing the poisoned skull of his mistress. Eventually Vindice contrives the bloodthirsty destruction of the whole family and the characters kill one another in a final masque of revengers and murderers. Vindice survives the bloodbath, but is executed by the Duke's virtuous successor: a revenger, no matter how just his cause, is a man too dangerous to leave alive.

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Author: Cyril Tourneur

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Archive listings for The Revengers' Tragedy (2000)

Work type: Play.

T01084976175

Company Palatine Theatre Company. Director Ben Naylor. Design Dan Hodges. Lighting Sioned Jones. Performer Sioned Jones. Performer Julian Blundell. Performer Claire Carroll. Performer Mike Goodenough. Performer Ian David Holmes. Performer Ross MacDonald. Performer Robert Messik. Performer Peter Stenson. Performer Naomi Watts.
4 Dec 00 to 23 Dec 00Man in the Moon, Inner London :: V213
listing details L0918121200

T254400941

Company Present Moment. Director Joss Bennathan. Costume Caroline Bird James. Design Jens Cole. Lighting Guy Hoare. Performer Justin Brett. Performer Arthur Caulfield. Performer Michael Cheyney. Performer Danny Cutmore. Performer Leon Felgate. Performer Craig Hendry. Performer Asa Joel. Performer Posy Miller. Performer Paul Moody. Performer Vicky Ogden. Performer Gary Ross. Performer Dave Sim. Performer Jamie Treacher. Performer Chris Vance. Performer Joan Walker.
15 Mar 00 to 8 Apr 00Bridewell Theatre, Inner London :: V171
listing details L21895132

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