As he waits to be scourged for his part in Becket's murder, King Henry II retraces his entire relationship with the saint, once his dearest friend and mentor. His catastrophic mistake was to create Becket Archbishop out of political expediency for Becket found a fulfilment lacking in his hitherto luxurious life and therefore guarded the honour of God as once he had, as Henry's Chancellor, once guarded the honour of his King.T01134906834Producer Kim Poster (for Stanhope Productions). Adapted by Frederic Raphael. Adapted by Stephen Raphael. Director John Caird. Design Stephen Brimson-Lewis. Lighting Peter Mumford. Music John Cameron. Sound John Leonard. Other Alison Weir (historical consultant). Performer Dougray Scott. Performer Jasper Britton. Performer Sean Baker. Performer Bethan Bevan. Performer Michael Cox. Performer Anne Firbank. Performer Michael Fitzgerald. Performer Polly Kemp. Performer Arthur Kohn. Performer Catrina Lear. Performer Gareth Llewelyn. Performer Daniel Pirrie. | |
| 20 Oct 04 to 11 Dec 04 | Theatre Royal Haymarket, West End :: V396 listing details L361528321 |
The Honour of God - T1237609285Company Little Venice Pictures. Company Brave New World Theatre Company. Translation Lucienne Hill. Director Spencer Hinton. Lighting Hansjorg Schmidt. Design Anna Toumanova. Performer Colin Salmon. Performer Rupert Degas. Performer David Beckford. Performer Paul Clayton. Performer Hazel Galloway. Performer Karen Staples. | |
| 2 Oct 01 to 20 Oct 01 | Southwark Playhouse Borough, Inner London :: V226 listing details L02074360108 |
T01481981594Company Polestar Productions. Director Thomas Garvey. | |
| 2 Nov 00 to 18 Nov 00 | General, Inner London :: V1231 listing details L184599321 |
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| 22 Sep 99 to 25 Sep 99 | Bob Hope Theatre, Outer London :: V1385 listing details L115264434 |
