Performance

Venue	Royal Exchange
	Also: The Studio/Swan Street Studio
Town	Manchester
County	Greater Manchester
From	29th June 2011
Opened	4th July 2011
To	6th August 2011
When	19:30. Wed, Sat Mats 14:30. Jul 12 Mat 14:30
Royal Exchange (V491)
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Date of change: 2 Jul 11 - T1299573098

As You Like It

Work:: As You Like It (S2426)

Written around 1600 and set in two contrasting communities; city and forest. Rosalind and Celia have been banished from Court. In fear of their lives, they disguise themselves and seek sanctuary in the Forest of Arden. Amongst the magical and ancient boughs, Rosalind discovers her exiled father, uncovers various truths about herself and others...and falls helplessly in love. But in this earthly paradise nothing is quite what it seems: men do not always act like men, and women can be anything at all...Uplifting, awe-inspiring and immense fun, Shakespeare's wondrous comedy is a joyous celebration of the liberating power of love and the redeeming spirit of nature.

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T1299573098)

Producer	Royal Exchange
Director	Greg Hersov
Design	Ashley Martin-Davis
Lighting	Chris Davey
Sound	Pete Rice
Music	James Dey
Director	Kate Waters (fight)
Other	Joe Windley (voice and dialect coach)
Performer	Cush Jumbo
Performer	Ian Bartholomew (Touchstone)
Performer	Terence Wilton
Performer	Peter Ellis
Performer	Victoria Elliott
Performer	Bryn Holding
Performer	Kelly Hotten
Performer	Howard Hutt
Performer	Youssef Kerkour
Performer	Gyuri Sarossy
Performer	William Poslethwaite
Performer	Ben Batt
Performer	Zora Bishop
Performer	James Clyde

Listing:: L0573378131

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Special Performances

30 Jul 11 Audio Described
2 Aug 11 Sign Interpreted

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