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Edward, much to the despair of his wife and contempt of his barons, is very fond of both. King Edward comes to the throne, and immediately recalls his banished lover, Pierce Gaveston- an order that puts him at odds with most of his court. Edward must battle his sneering subjects, his scorned wife and his own family for not only the right to rule, but for the right to love...

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Author: Christopher Marlowe

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Archive listings for Edward II (2025)

Work type: Play.

T0490979360

Presented byRoyal Shakespeare Company. Director Daniel Raggett. Design Leslie Travers. Costume Leslie Travers. Lighting Tim Lutkin. Music Roddy Hart. Music Tommy Reilly. Sound Tingying Dong. Director Anthony Matsena (movement). Director Kel Matsena (movement). Director Kev McCurdy (fight). Director Julia Horan (CDG - casting). DramaturgRebecca Latham. Musical Director Alice Brown. Other Charmian Hoare (voice / text). Director George Jibson (assistant). Performer Jacob James Beswick (Lightborn). Performer Enzo Cilenti (Mortimer). Performer Michael Cusick (Ensemble). Performer Stavros Demetraki (Spencer). Performer Emilio Doorgasingh (Pembroke). Performer Amy Dunn (Ensemble). Performer Daniel Evans (Edward II). Performer Ruta Gedmintas (Queen Isabella). Performer James Hayes (Archbishop of Canterbury). Performer Eloka Ivo (Gaveston). Performer Geoffrey Lumb (Warwick). Performer Kwaku Mills (Baldock). Performer Evan Milton (Lancaster). Performer Christopher Patrick Nolan (Bishop ofCoventry). Performer Henry Pettigrew (Kent). Performer Joseph Rowe (Ensemble). Performer Neil Sheffield (Ensemble).

21 Feb 25 to 5 Apr 25

Swan Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V136
listing details L0570218109

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