The Hollow Crown

T0400376667
The Hollow Crown was devised in 1961 by John Barton for the Royal Shakespeare Company as a celebratory entertainment, by and about, the Kings and Queens of England. From Richard II's soliloquy at Pemfret Castle through to Malory's Morte D'Arthur, by way of Victoria's naively moving description of her own coronation and a 15 year old Jane Austen's 'partial, prejudiced and ignorant historian's entertaining account of the monarchy from Henry IV to Charles I, the production gives a human face, often in their own words and usually comedic, to the changing role of the monarchy through the ages in an illuminating and beguiling way.

Author

John Barton

Archive :: production:T0400376667, play:S310602499, venue:V742

Production details

The Royal Shakespeare Company production. Devised by John Barton.

Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal Windsor
	Other spaces: Windsor Picturehouse
Town	Windsor
County	Berkshire
From	6th October 2003
To	11th October 2003
When	Mon-Sat 20:00. Thu Mat 14:30. Sat Mat 16:45
Prices	From £6.00. To £22.50.
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Reviews

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Company

Producer	Duncan C Weldon
Producer	Paul Elliott (for Triumph Entertainment Ltd)
Director	John Barton
Design	Louise Belson
Lighting	Robert Bryan
Performer	Clive Francis
Performer	Richard Johnson
Performer	Donald Sinden
Performer	Susannah York
Performer	Stephen Gray

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