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Don Gil of the Green Breeches (Don Gil de la Calchas Verdes - 1615) archiveDon Gil of the Green Breeches is an exuberant comedy which blends mistaken identity, role-reversal, ghosts and green trousers. Dona Juana has fallen for the oldest trick in the book. The dashing Don Martin, the man she thought she was going to marry, has left her for the wealthy Dona ines. But Dona Juana is not the sort of woman to take this lying down... She pulls on a pair of green breeches and sets off to Madrid in hot pursuit of Don Martin, assuming the same name he is using to woo his new lover - a strategy which will either cause a change of heart or complete chaos...

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Author: Tirso de Molina

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Archive listings for Don Gil of the Green Breeches (Don Gil de la Calchas Verdes - 1615) (2014)

Work type: Play.

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Written by Tirso de Molina, this deliciously anarchic and original comedy has been translated by Sean O'Brien, an award-winning English poet, critic and playwright. His prizes include the Somerset Maugham Award, the Cholmondeley Award, the Forward Poetry Prize and the T. S.Eliot Prize.Producer Belgrade Theatre. Producer Royal Theatre Bath. Producer Arcola Theatre. Translation Sean O'Brien. Director Mehmet Ergen. Design Mark Bailey. Lighting Ben Ormerod. Sound Jon Nicholls. Music Jon Nicholls. Director Lucy Cullingford. Performer Hedydd Dylan (Donna Juana). Performer Doug Rao (Don Martin). Performer Katie Lightfoot (Donna Ines). Performer William Hoyland (Don Pedro). Performer Annie Hemingway (Donna Clara). Performer Simon Scardifield (Don Juan). Performer Chris Andrew Mellon (Quintana). Performer Jim Bywater (Caramanchel / Don Diego). Performer Nick Barber (Ossorio / Baliff). Performer Frances McNamee (Clelia / Valdiviesa / Aguilara).
27 Mar 14 to 19 Apr 14Belgrade Theatre, Coventry :: V153
listing details L0290433568
9 Jan 14 to 15 Mar 14Arcola, Inner London :: V1422226940
listing details L02031298358

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