Performance

Venue	The Lace Market
Town	Nottingham
County	Nottinghamshire
From	13th June 2022
To	18th June 2022
The Lace Market (V463)
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Date of change: 20 Jun 22 - T882759437

Queen Anne

Work:: Queen Anne (S0972166437)

1702. William III is on the throne and England is on the verge of war. Princess Anne is soon to become Queen and her advisors vie for influence over the future monarch. Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough, a close friend with whom Anne has an intensely personal relationship, begins to exert increasing pressure as she pursues her own designs on power. Contending with deceit and blackmail, Anne must decide where her allegiances lie, and whether to sacrifice her closest relationships for the sake of the country.

Author

Helen Edmundson

Production:: (T882759437)

Director	Guy Evans
Design	Guy Evans
Lighting	Nick Gale
Sound	Gareth Morris
Costume	D Sheard
Costume	M Bromley
Costume	P Murdin
Costume	P Signorini
Costume	T Taberner
Stage Manager	Gareth Morris
Performer	Michelle Smith (Queen Anne)
Performer	Dani Wain (Abigail Hill)
Performer	Tamzin Grayson-Gaunt (Sarah Churchill)
Performer	Alistair Hudson (Prince George of Denmark \| Dr John Radcliffe)
Performer	James Whitby (Robert Harley MP)
Performer	Matthew Huntbach (John Churchill)
Performer	Jonathan Cleaver (Sidney Godolphin)
Performer	Ruben Whitter (Jonathan Swift)
Performer	Bernard Whelan (King William III \| John Arbuthnot \| Archbishop of Canterbury)
Performer	Micha Darmola (Daniel Defoe \| Colonel Masham)
Performer	Mark Gadsby (Arthur Maynwaring MP \| Priest)
Performer	Michelle Arscott (Lady-in-waiting \| Jezebel)
Performer	Melika Reza (Lady-in-waiting \| Judith)
Performer	Sam Howitt (Jack Churchill \| Palace Groom)

Listing:: L01922644292

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