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THE LION IN WINTER
written by James Goldman
directed by Karen Wakeham
23 FEB - 10 MAR 2012
Weeknights and Saturday at 8:00 pm
Sundays at 2:00 pm
About the play
Plantagenet King Henry II is spending a wintry 12th century Christmas at Chinon palace in the Loire. But, adding fire to proceedings are the guests: his wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine, his three sons, his young mistress, and Philip - King of France. The battle lines are drawn; which son will inherit the throne?
James Goldman's witty play is the story of this thoroughly dysfunctional and fascinating royal family. And, as you'll see, its themes are no less relevant in the 21st century.
CAST:
Henry, King of England |
Chris McLean |
Eleanor, Henry's wife |
Juliet Hayday |
Richard, the eldest son |
Tom Stammers |
John, the youngest son |
John Murphy |
Geoffrey, the middle son |
Timothy Camilleri |
Philip, young King of France |
Kieren Tracey |
Alais, Henry's young mistress |
Julia Christensen |
CREW:
Director |
Karen Wakeham |
Production Manager |
Joan Moriarty |
Set Design |
George Tranter |
Lighting Design |
Deryk Hartwick |
SEASON COMPLETED
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