Thomas Malory's Morte D'Arthur tells 'of the matter of England'. Written during the violent years of the Wars of the Roses, it reflects its time. The story of King Arthur's attempt to unite his country, blends myth and magic, from the sword in the stone to the establishment of the Round Table and the quest for the Holy Grail. It traces the adultery of Lancelot and Guinevere, and ultimately the death of the 'once and future king'. It is an often surprising and unexpected version of the familiar story, and the first great telling of the cycle in the English language.T445057408Suitable for ages 11+Company Kaleidoscope Youth Theatre Company. | |
| 26 Apr 13 to 27 Apr 13 | Buxton Opera House, Buxton :: V424 listing details L0824687141 |
T0934574846Company Royal Shakespeare Company. Adapted by Mike Poulton. Director Gregory Doran. Design Katrina Lindsay. Lighting Tim Mitchell. Music Adrian Lee. Director Struan Leslie (movement). Other Steve Tiplady (puppetry). Performer Sam Troughton (King Arthur). Performer Forbes Masson (Merlin). Performer Jonjo O'Neill (Launcelot). Performer Kirsty Woodward (Guenever). Performer Joseph Arkley. Performer David Carr. Performer Dyfan Dwyfor. Performer Noma Dumezweni (Morgan Le Fay). Performer Christine Entwisle. Performer Mariah Gale. Performer Gruffud Glyn. Performer James Howard. Performer Richard Katz. Performer Debbie Korley. Performer Dharmesh Patel. Performer Peter Peverley (Mordred). Performer Patrick Romer. Performer David Rubin. Performer Oliver Ryan. Performer Simone Saunders. Performer James Traherne. | |
| 11 Jun 10 to 28 Aug 10 | Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V643776775 listing details L963121829 |
T0417930169Performer John Barton. | |
| 19 Jan 00 to 22 Jan 00 | Almeida Theatre, West End :: V166 listing details L1029670183 |
