Performance

Venue	The Harlequin
Town	Redhill
County	Surrey
From	26th November 2013
To	26th November 2013
When	19:30
Prices	From £14.00. To £14.00.
The Harlequin (V707)
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Date of change: 4 Sep 13 - T1003812756

Much Ado About Nothing

Work:: Much Ado About Nothing (S4291)

After civil war Messina seems to have returned to peace with few casualties and a courtship holds the promise of reconciling the battle of the sexes in a well matched wedding. But the reconciliation's have been too hurried and soldiers can't return to the civilian world overnight.

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T1003812756)

Set in 18th century Spain with its colour, passion and energy, Traffic of the Stage presents Judi Bowker (Clash of the Titans) and Harry Meacher (The Scarlet Pimpernel) as the Bard's sparring lovers, Beatrice and Benedick, in this cautionary tale of love and self-deception.

Company	Traffic of the Stage
Director	Harry Meacher
Lighting	Philip Jones
Design	Bryan Hands
Costume	Andrew McRobb
Music	Tim Thomas (guitar music)
Choreographer	Raquel Moreno
Director	Tom Jordan (stage combat)
Performer	Harry Meacher (Benedick)
Performer	Judi Bowker (Beatrice)
Performer	Alan Blyton (Don Pedro)
Performer	Georgio Galassi (Claudio)
Performer	Bryan Hands (Friar Francis)
Performer	Lydia Orange (Hero)
Performer	Tim Thomas (Leonato)
Performer	Tom Reah (Don John)
Performer	Robin Jordan (Borachio)
Performer	Raquel Moreno (Ursula)
Performer	Jonson Wilkinson (Dogberry)

Listing:: L01046156866

Current production:Work

Production details

Set in 18th century Spain with its colour, passion and energy, Traffic of the Stage presents Judi Bowker (Clash of the Titans) and Harry Meacher (The Scarlet Pimpernel) as the Bard's sparring lovers, Beatrice and Benedick, in this cautionary tale of love and self-deception.

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