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The Romans in Britain archiveHoward Brenton's sweeping, epic play dramatises the violent clashes of culture and the humour of survival in times of invasion. Julius Caesar's raid on Britain fails; centuries later the myth of King Arthur is born, while in 1980 a British army officer loses his mind in Ireland. One of the most controversial plays of the 80s.

Cast/Performers

Tom Mannion (Julius Caesar), Raad Rawi (Kai / Primus Pilus), Dan Stevens (Marban / Maitland), Guy Williams (Chichester / Asinus), Kolade Agboke (Viridio / Corporal), Christian Bradley (3rd Swimming Soldier / 4th Northern Irish Soldier / Irish Man), Louis Dempsy (Conlag / O'Rourke), Damian Kearney (Daui / Irish Man 2), Daniel Llewelyn-Williams (1st Swimming Soldier / Village Man / Northern Irish Soldier / Saxon), Leah Muller (Morgana / 2nd Village Woman), Laura Rees (Slave / Corda), Mark Rice-Oxley (Brac / 2nd Cook), Jonah Russell (Swimming Soldier / Envoy / Northern Irish Soldier / Priest), Rachel Sanders (Irish Woman / 1st Village Woman), Judith Scott (Mother / Adona), Dickon Tyrrell (1st Cook / 2nd Village Man / Prefect), Matthew Wilson (1st Village Man / 2nd 'Loo' Soldier)

Creatives/Company

Author: Howard Brenton
Producer: Sheffield Theatres
Director(s): Samuel West, Ellie Jones (assistant)
Design: Ralph Koltai
Lighting: Peter Mumford
Sound: Gareth Fry
Choreographer: Michael Ashcroft
Costume: Peter McKintosh
Music: Jason Carr
Other: Maggie Lunn (casting)

The Romans in Britain

The Romans in Britain (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1655420622. Details of all The Romans in Britain archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0453955341

Archive Listings

2 Feb 06
  to
25 Feb 06
Sheffield Theatres
Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.
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