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The Dreaming is a musical adaptation of Shakespeare's classic, A Midsummer Night's Dream, premiering at the Northcott Theatre. The Lord of the Manor celebrates his coming of age as the villagers rehearse a midsummer mummers-play. Unseen eyes gaze on from tree and bracken - the woodlanders, vagabond children, spirits of the forest. Lost lovers roam there too, a quartet of bewildered wanderers, mismatched and confused. How can the mysterious boy with the beguiling gaze serve these four?

Creatives/Company

Author: Shakespeare
Book by: Charles Hart
Music: Howard Goodall

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Archive listings for The Dreaming (2014)

Work type: Musical.

T1167754210

Presented byThe Union Theatre (in association with Aria Entertainment). Director Paul Clarkson. Musical Director David Griffiths. Choreographer Helen Rymer. Design Kingsley Hall. Performer Alastair Hill (Alexander). Performer Joshua Tonks (David). Performer Richard Brindley (Julian). Performer Daisy Tonge (Sylvia). Performer Chris Hancock (Angel). Performer Kayleigh McKnight (Henrietta). Performer Michael Burgen (Cheek). Performer Rachel Flynn (Jennifer). Performer Holly Julier (Charlotte). Performer Simone Murphy (Jack). Performer Matthew Jay Ryan (Jess). Performer David Breeds (Walter Grubb). Performer Alex Green (Bob Fry). Performer Jordan Ginger (Seth / Mathews). Performer Joel Burman (Woodlander). Performer Faye Charlotte Ainley (Woodlander). Performer Rosie O'Hare (Woodlander). Performer Rosie O'Hare (Woodlander). Performer Hannah Jay Allan (Woodlander). Performer Christina Harris (Woodlander). Performer Hollie Evans (Woodlander).

3 Sep 14 to 27 Sep 14

Union Theatre, Inner London :: V1167
listing details L0970049275

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