Performance

Venue	Old Vic Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	17th March 2012
Opened	27th March 2012
To	9th June 2012
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Mar 28 at 19:00. Wed, Sat Mats 14:30. No Mat May 28. Extra Mat Thu Mar 29
Prices	From £7.50. To £75.00.
Old Vic Theatre (V402)
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Date of change: 24 Feb 12 - T2077664782
Date of change: 13 Feb 12 - T0686878306
Date of change: 8 Dec 11 - T2077664782

The Duchess of Malfi

Work:: The Duchess of Malfi (S3098)

The Duchess of Malfi is a wealthy young widow. Jealous of her fortune, her two brothers, the Cardinal and her twin Ferdinand, decide she must not remarry. To this end they introduce a spy into her household, the ruthless Bosola. The court of Malfi is a treacherous place, with political, religious and personal allegiances in constant conflict. But the Duchess is blinded to its dangers by her love for her servant, Antonio. When their marriage is revealed her outraged brothers determine on a devastating course of action. Revenge breeds revenge, love turns to hate and a powerful tale of despair and madness inexorably unfolds.

Author

John Webster

Production:: (T2077664782)

Producer	Old Vic
Director	Jamie Lloyd
Design	Soutra Gilmour
Lighting	James Farncombe
Music	Ben Ringham
Music	Max Ringham
Sound	Ben Ringham
Sound	Max Ringham
Performer	Eve Best (The Duchess of Malfi)
Performer	Tom Bateman (Antonio Bologna)
Performer	Mark Bonnar (Daniel de Bosola)
Performer	Harry Lloyd (Ferdinand)
Performer	Finbar Lynch (The Cardinal of Aragon)
Performer	Madeline Appiah (Cariola)
Performer	Harry Attwell (Marquis of Pescara)
Performer	Nari Blair-Mangat (Roderigo)
Performer	Adam Burton (Silvio)
Performer	Vyelle Croom (Malateste)
Performer	Lucy Eaton (Lady in Waiting)
Performer	Taylor James (Grisolan)
Performer	Tunji Kasim (Delio)
Performer	Iris Roberts (Julia)
Performer	Alan Westaway (Doctor and Castruccio)

Listing:: L02139518111

Current production:Work

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Special Performances

15 May 12 Captioned

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