The Roaring Girl

T069692844
Sebastian has a problem. He's in love with a girl but his father won't agree to their marriage because her family are too poor. In desperation he turns to the one person who can help him, the fearless and feisty "roaring girl" Moll Cutpurse. In a London fuelled by greed and desire, the charismatic, cross-dressing heroine Moll has the world wrapped around her little finger. Cutting a joyously independent path through the underhand scheming and petty vendettas of Dekker and Middleton's hilarious city comedy, Moll proves more than a match for any man.

Author	Thomas Middleton
Author	Thomas Dekker

Archive :: production:T069692844, play:S280475440, venue:V857

Production details

Weston Studio

Special Performances

12 Jan 24 Sign Interpreted

Performance

Venue	Bristol Old Vic
	Other spaces: Main House, Weston Studio, Cooper's Loft Studio
Town	Bristol
County	City of Bristol
From	10th January 2024
To	13th January 2024
When	19:00. Sat Mat 14:00
What is currently on at Bristol Old Vic (V857)

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

Company

Adapted by	Hope Thain
Director	Hope Thain
Design	Alice Sales
Dramaturg	Georgia Casimir (also assistant director)
Sound	Jack Drewry
Music	Jack Drewry
Lighting	George Bryant
Director	Laila Diallo (movement)
Other	James E Davies (photography)
Performer	Elowen Faulkner (Elowen Faulkner (Moll Cutpruse)
Performer	Jasmine Gwatkin (Mary Fitzallard)
Performer	Betsy May Wright (Mistress Gallipot)
Performer	Moni Mclaren (Mistress Openwork)
Performer	Eleanor Jones (Mistress Tiltyard)
Performer	Lola Fyson (Betella)
Performer	Daisy Dimbleby (Agnes)
Performer	Rhiannon Speck (Margaret)
Performer	Evie Coope (Gull)
Performer	Henry Paasch (Sir Guy Fitzallard / Curtilax)
Performer	Kai Sudbury (Sir Alexander Wengrave)
Performer	Sebastian Stevens (Sebastian Wengrave)
Performer	Gabe Norris (Trapdoor)
Performer	Jasper Verinder (Laxton)
Performer	Fabio Campus (Jack Dapper)
Performer	Sam Scholar (Master Gallipot / Hanger / Goshawk)
Performer	Jack Merrit-Webster (Master Openwork / Sir Davy Dapper)

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