Love's Labour's Won (Production) [electronic resource].

Format:

Video

Contributor:

Terry, Michelle, actor.

Bennett, Edward, actor.

Horovitch, David, actor.

Wheatley, Thomas, actor.

Spencer-Longhurst, Flora, actor.

Waller, Harry, actor.

Manton, Emma, actor.

McNamee, Frances, actor.

Nayak, Chris, actor.

Basham, Peter, actor.

Levy, Sophie Khan, actor.

Hodgkinson, John, actor.

Alexander, Sam, actor.

Kasim, Tunji, actor.

Belchambers, William, actor.

Lynes, Oliver, actor.

Haverson, Nicholas, actor.

Smith, Roderick, actor.

McGovern, Peter, actor.

Newall, Jamie, actor.

McCalphy, Chris, actor.

Royal Shakespeare Theatre

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Love's Labour's Won (Production).

Gender & Sexuality.

Comedy.

Renaissance.

Twenty-First Century.

Local Subjects:

Love's Labour's Won (Production).

Gender & Sexuality.

Comedy.

Renaissance.

Twenty-First Century.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (148 min.)

Other Title:

Digital Theatre Plus.

Place of Publication:

RSC, 2014

Summary:

With his mysterious title applied here to Much Ado About Nothing, Shakespeare's tale of relationships beginning and ending is brought to life in this Edwardian reimagining of Love's Labour's Won from the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Notes:

Christopher Luscombe: Stage Director;Robin Lough: Screen Director;Nigel Hess: Composer;Simon Higlett: Designer;Oliver Fenwick: Lighting;Jeremy Dunn: Sound;Jenny Arnold: Movement;Guy Unsworth: Assistant Director;John Woolf: Music Director;Tess Dignan: Company Text and Voice Work;Peter Griffin: Production Manager;Samantha Pickering: Costume Supervisor;Janet Gautrey: Stage Manager;Kevin Fitzmaurice: Producer;John Wyver: Producer, Live from Stratford-upon-Avon;Martin McKellan: Dialect Coach;Helena Palmer CDG: Casting Director;Pippa Hill: Literary Manager;Alistair Bruce: Historical Advisor;Jondon : Company Manager;George Hims: Deputy Stage Manager;Emma McKie: Assistant Stage Manager;

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.