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The Rover
26th November 2015 @ 7:00 PM - 28th November 2015 @ 7:00 PM
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‘The Rover’ is a seventeenth century black comedy set during the carnival in Naples. When placed in a modern setting, ‘The Rover’ deals with the romantic escapades of a group of lads on holiday and explores important contemporary issues including sexual abuse and gender.
The entitled ‘rover’ is Willmore (Peter Adefioye), a self-assured naval captain who falls in love with Hellena (Laura Prince), a young woman soon destined to become a nun. Things become complicated when a well-known courtesan, Angellica Bianca (Kat Tinnirello-Savvas) falls for Willmore and seeks revenge for his betrayal.
The naive English country gentleman, Blunt (Luke Dell), also seeks revenge, when the woman he admires, Lucetta (Becky Guthrie), deceives him. Meanwhile, Hellena’s sister, Florinda (Katie Whitehouse), strives to marry her true love, Belville (Dan Spencer), rather than the man her brother, the Viceroy’s son Don Antonio (Jasmina O’Shaughnessy), chose for her.
Also starring Anastasia Raymond (Moretta), Johnathan Doyle (Frederick), Lotti Howson (Valeria), Margi Humphrey (Antonio) and Charlotte Dunn (Callis), ‘The Rover’ is not a show to be missed!
Thursday 26th, Friday 27th, Saturday 28th November, 7pm.
Tickets only available on the door, £5 per person.
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“a play that trusts its actors and provides some very interesting performances” – 3.5/5 The Tab
Belvile – Dan Spencer
Willmore – Peter Adefioye
Hellena – Laura Prince
Florinda – Katie Whitehouse
Angellica – Kat Tinnirello-Savvas
Frederick – Johnathan Doyle
Blunt – Luke Dell
Valeria – Lotti Howson
Pedro – Jasmina O’Shaughnessy
Antonio – Margi Humphrey
Moretta – Anastasia Raymond
Callis – Charlotte Dunn
Boy – Peter Curry
Officer – James Baker
Callis (Saturday) – Claire Farey
Lucetta – Rebecca Guthrie
Director – Thomas Folley
Prop Designer – Anna White
Costume Designer – Anna White
Stage Manager – Peter Curry
Technical Director – Amy Wilson
Brickhouse Producer – Douglas Robinson
Photographer/Photography Editor – James Baker
Poster Design – Thomas Folley
Technical Assistant – Alex Bate