William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
Les Joyeuses Commères de Windsor, comédie

Rebecca Lacey (Mistress Page)
Paul Dodds (George Page)
Karen Fishwick (Anne Page)
Beth Cordingly (Mistress Ford)
Vince Leigh (Frank Ford)
David Acton (Sir Hugh Evans)
Jonathan Cullen (Dr Caius)
Ishia Bennison (Mistress Quickly)
Stevie Basaula (John Rugby)
Luke Newberry (Fenton)
Tim Samuels (Shallow)
Tom Padley (Slender)
John Macauly (Simple)
Sakuntala Ramanee (Beautician)
David Troughton (Sir John Falstaff)
Nima Taleghani (Robin)
Charlotte Josephine (Bardolph)
Afolabi Alli (Pistol)
Josh Finan (Nym)
Katy Brittain (The Hostess of the Garter)
Fiona Laird, mise en scène
Lez Brotherston, scénographie

There’s more than a hint of reality TV to this modern production of Shakespeare’s hilarious comedy, directed by Fiona Laird. Shakespeare’s hilarious comedy of suburbia, wives and over-inflated egos. John Falstaff (David Troughton) plans to hustle his way to a comfortable retirement by seducing the wives of two wealthy men. Unknown to him, it’s the women of Windsor who really pull the strings, orchestrating Falstaff’s comeuppance amidst a theatrical smorgasbord of petty rivalries, jealousies and over-inflated egos. For a fat Englishman, a Welshman and a Frenchman, the only way is Windsor...