Set in eighteenth century London and Stratford-Upon-Avon, Jubilee mischievously satirises the founding of the whole Shakespeare industry. In 1769, when David Garrick staged the first theatre festival to celebrate the life of Statford's most famous son, little did he realise the impact this would have on the future livelihood of the small and irreverent new comedy dissects the cult of the theatrical personality from Shakespeare to Garrick and with a few recognisable modern-day characters thrown in.T717598701Company Royal Shakespeare Company. Director Gregory Doran. Design Robert Jones. Lighting Tim Mitchell. Sound Martin Slavin. Choreographer Sian Williams. Performer Paul Bentall. Performer Wayne Cater. Performer David Collings. Performer Amanda Drew. Performer Joseph England. Performer Geoffrey Freshwater. Performer Mark Hadfield. Performer David Hinton. Performer Kelly Hunter. Performer Elizabeth Hurran. Performer Carol Macready. Performer Trevor Martin. Performer Michael Mears. Performer Drew Mulligan. Performer Stephen Noonan. Performer Owen Sharpe. Performer Barry Stanton. Performer James Telfer. Performer Angela Vale. | |
| 19 Nov 01 to 24 Nov 01 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L01699542859 |
| 12 Jul 01 to 13 Oct 01 | Swan Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V136 listing details L0440860825 |
