Real Live Theatre Presents: Gentle Villainy of Richard III

Real Live Theatre Presents: Gentle Villainy of Richard III

Saturday, July 9, 2022, 7:30 pm until 9:00 pm
A staged reading of The Gentle Villainy of Richard III, Troubler of the Poor World's Piece

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JULY 9 at the SHEA at 7:30

OR!

July 10 at 33 Hawley, Northampton at 2:00

for a dramatic staged reading of

The Gentle Villainy of Richard III, Troubler of the Poor World’s Peace

An adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Richard III which situates the story of power-hungry Richard as a cautionary bedtime tale told by Queen Margaret to the audience shortly after the death of her husband and son.

Adapted from the Shakespeare & Directed by Toby Vera Bercovici. With Choreography by Annelise Nielsen.

Featuring (in order of appearance):

Jeannine Haas, AEA...Queen Margaret of Anjou

Linda Tardif...King Richard III

Ellen Morbyrne...Lady Anne, Messenger

Myka Plunkett....Queen Elizabeth

Rachel Hall....Clarence, Dorset, Prince Edward, Messenger, Richmond

Trenda Loftin....Grey, King Edward IV, Lord Mayor, Messenger

Dan Morbyrne....Duke of Buckingham

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