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Troilus and Cressida

By: Altree, Claire | Shakespeare Bulletin, Spring 2007 | Article details

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Troilus and Cressida


Altree, Claire, Shakespeare Bulletin


Troilus and Cressida

Presented by Edinburgh International Festival in association with the Royal Shakespeare Company at the King's Theatre, Edinburgh. August 14-26, 2006. Directed by Peter Stein. Set by Ferdinand Wogerbauer. Costumes by Anna Maria Heinreich. Lighting by Japhy Weideman. Sound by Fernando Nicci. Fights by Malcolm Ranson. With Henry Pettigrew (Troilus), Annabel Scholey (Cressida), Richard Clothier (Hector), Paul Jesson (Pandarus), Adam Levy (Paris), Vincent Regan (Achilles), Ian Hughes (Thersites), Simon Armstrong (Aeneas), John Franklin- Robbins (Nestor), David Yelland (Ulysses), Oliver Kieran-Jones (Patroclus), Richard Wills-Cotton (Diomedes), Ian Hogg (Agamemnon), Roger May (Margarelon), Arthur Cox (Calchas), John Kane (Menelaus), Julian Lewis Jones (Ajax), Jeffrey Wickham (Priam), Kate Mijes (Cassandra), Rachel Pickup (Helen), and Charlotte Moore (Andromache).

The year 2006 marked an ambitious …

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