Performance

Venue	Royal Shakespeare Theatre
	Also: The Dell, Waterside, Rehearsal Room
Town	Stratford-Upon-Avon
County	Warwickshire
From	28th March 2020
To	2nd October 2020
Royal Shakespeare Theatre (V135)
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 31 Jan 20 - T1992202093
Date of change: 17 Oct 19 - T1992202093

The Winter's Tale

Work:: The Winter's Tale (S5584)

'Pray you, sit by us, and tell's a tale. Merry or sad shall't be? As merry as you will. A sad tale's best for winter.' A tale of passion, jealousy, fantasy and fairytale, the play charts the transition from winter to spring, tragedy to comedy, and revenge to romance. It is the story of high adventure where an angry King falsely accuses and discards his family to his later regret

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T1992202093)

Producer	Royal Shakespeare Company
Director	Erica Whyman
Design	Tom Piper
Costume	Madeleine Girling
Lighting	Prema Mehta
Music	Isobel Waller-Bridge
Sound	Jeremy Dunn
Director	Anna Morrissey (movement director)
Performer	Joseph Kloska (Leontes)
Performer	Kemi-Bo Jacobs (Hermione)
Performer	Ben Caplan (Camillo)
Performer	Amanda Hadingue (Paulina)
Performer	Andrew French (Polixenes)
Performer	Alice Blundell (Dorcas)
Performer	Alfred Clay (Archidamus)
Performer	Colm Gormley (Antigonus)
Performer	William Grint (Young Shepherd)
Performer	Vicky Hall (Mopsa)
Performer	Avita Jay (Cleomenes)
Performer	Zoe Lambert (Shepherdess)
Performer	Georgia Landers (Perdita)
Performer	Mogali Masuku (Dion)
Performer	Dyfrig Morris (Mariner)
Performer	Baker Mukasa (Lord)
Performer	Anne Odeke (Autolycus)
Performer	Bea Webster (Emilia)
Performer	Assad Zaman (Florizel)

Listing:: L01633409892

Postponed due to COVID-19.

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Production details

Postponed due to COVID-19.

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