Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
Town	Newcastle upon Tyne
County	Tyne and Wear
From	11th March 2019
To	21st March 2019
When	In rep
Theatre Royal (V570)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 6 Feb 19 - T1948208718

The Taming of the Shrew

Work:: The Taming of the Shrew (S5195)

Two wealthy sisters in Padua must be married off. The modest, demure Bianca has no shortage of suitors, but who on earth will take the wild, ungovernable, ?shrewish' Katherina? Perhaps the gold-digging Petruchio, as maddeningly strong willed and perverse as Katherina herself, will be equal to the task of bullying her to the altar. Shakespeare's outrageous comedy introduces one of the theatre's great screwball double-acts, a couple hellbent on confusing and outwitting each other right up to its controversial conclusion.

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T1948208718)

Gender Swapped.

Company	Royal Shakespeare Company
Director	Justin Audibert
Design	Stephen Brimson Lewis
Costume	Hannah Clark
Lighting	Matt Peel
Music	Ruth Chan
Sound	Claire Windsor
Director	Lucy Cullingford (movement)
Director	Rachel Bown-Williams (fight director)
Director	Ruth Cooper-Brown (fight director)
Performer	Joseph Arkley (Katherine)
Performer	Charlotte Arrowsmith (Curtis)
Performer	Hannah Azuonye (Pedant)
Performer	Melody Brown (Vincentia)
Performer	Richard Clews (Grumio)
Performer	James Cooney (Bianco)
Performer	Amelia Donkor (Hortensia)
Performer	Laura Elsworthy (Trania)
Performer	Amanda Harris (Baptista)
Performer	Emily Johnstone (Lucentia)
Performer	Alex Jones (Haberdasher)
Performer	Alexander Mushore (Servant)
Performer	Michael Patrick (Tailor)
Performer	Claire Price (Petruchia)
Performer	Sophie Stanton (Gremia)
Performer	Aaron Thiara (Servant of Petruchia)
Performer	Amy Trigg (Biondella)
Performer	Leo Wan (Widower)

Listing:: L1037042252

Production details

Gender Swapped.

Reviews

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