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Written on the Heart archiveAcross an 80 year divide, two men translate the word of God into the English tongue. For one, it means death at the stake. For the other, it could mean an archbishop's mitre. After almost a century of unrest, the King James Bible was intended to end the violent upheavals of the English reformation. But deep-seated conflicts force a leading translator to confront the betrayal of his youthful religious ideals, for the sake of social peace.

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Author: David Edgar

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Archive listings for Written on the Heart (2012)

Work type: Play.

T1799752704

Producer Bill Kenwright. Producer Thelma Holt. Company Royal Shakespear Company. Director Gregory Doran. Design Francis O'Connor. Lighting Tim Mitchell. Music Paul Englishby. Sound Jonathan Ruddick. Performer Oliver Ford Davies (Lancelot Andrewes). Performer Stephen Boxer (William Tyndale). Performer Bruce Alexander (George Abbot Bishop of London). Performer Jamie Ballard (Young Lancelot Andrewes / Henry?s Chamberlain). Performer Paul Chahidi (Richard Thompson / William Laud). Performer James Hayes (Laurence Chaderton / Archdeacon). Performer Jim Hooper (John Overall). Performer Youssef Kerkour (Painter / Prison Keeper). Performer Joseph Kloska (Samuel Ward). Performer Sam Marks (Henry Prince of Wales). Performer Ian Midlane (Churchwarden / Workman). Performer Mark Quartley (Catholic Priest / Harington). Performer Daniel Stewart (Clerk). Performer Simon Thorp (Sir Henry Saville / Squire). Performer Annette McLaughlin (Lady Alletta Carey / Squire?s Wife). Performer Jodie McNee (Mary Culler).
19 Apr 12 to 19 May 12Duchess Theatre, West End :: V391
listing details L053255589

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