A new look at New Labour. A Prince never lacks legitimate reasons to break his promise - Niccol? Machiavelli (1469-1527) In the war between North and South, King John's northern forces are no match for Queen Marguerita until Peter, the Kingmaker, persuades the heir-apparent, Prince Gordon, to enlist the aid of charming Prince Anthony . All goes well until, to Gordon's fury, Anthony ascends the throne and enters into a rash Crusade... This satirical musical by Bill Robinson (former Special Adviser to a Chancellor of the Exchequer) and Jeremy Noble portrays a bitter Jacobean power struggle. It is a timeless tale of friendship and betrayal at the highest level. Any resemblance to modern British politics is, of course, entirely deliberate.T162743294Producer St James Theatre. Director Sophie Austin. Design Hugh Durrant. Design Paul Barritt (projection). Lighting Ric Mountjoy. Sound Theo Holloway. Performer Martin Neely (Peter). Performer Oliver Senton (Prince Gordon). Performer Ben Freeman (Prince Anthony). Performer Kate Chesworth (Vox Pops). Performer Lucy Miller (Vox Pops). Performer Sharon Wattis (Vox Pops). | |
| 31 Mar 15 to 1 Apr 15 | The Other Palace, Inner London :: V806511856 listing details L1140055376 |
