King John
Part of 2006–2007 Complete Works Festival. A production by the Royal Shakespeare Company
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Archduke of Austria | Leon Tanner |
|---|---|
| Arthur (alt) | Ralph Davis |
| Arthur (alt) | Jamie Thomas |
| Austrian Soldier | Christopher Davies |
| Austrian Soldier | John Heffernan |
| Blanche | Morven Christie |
| Cardinal Pandulph | David Fielder |
| Chatillon | Steven Beard |
| Constance | Tamsin Greig |
| Earl of Essex | Adam Rayner |
| Earl of Pembroke | Jonny Weir |
| Earl of Salisbury | Patrick Robinson |
| English Herald | Curtis Flowers |
| English Messenger | Sam O’Mahony-Adams |
| English Soldier | Simon Bubb |
| English Soldier | Sam O’Mahony-Adams |
| Executioner | Steven Beard |
| Executioner | Shane Frater |
| French Herald | Geoffrey Lumb |
| French Messenger | Geoffrey Lumb |
| French Soldier | Shane Frater |
| Hubert | Sam Cox |
| Isabella of Angouleme | Amy Brown |
| James Gurney | John Heffernan |
| King John | Richard McCabe |
| King Philip of France | Nicholas Day |
| Lady Faulconbridge | Eliza Hunt |
| Lewis the Dauphin | Rupert Evans |
| Monk | Simon Bubb |
| Monk | Christopher Davies |
| Monk | Shane Frater |
| Monk | John Heffernan |
| Peter of Pomfret | Christopher Davies |
| Philip Faulconbridge the Bastard | Joseph Millson |
| Prince Henry (alt) | Charles Hamblett |
| Prince Henry (alt) | James Parris |
| Queen Eleanor | Sorcha Cusack |
| Robert Faulconbridge | Simon Bubb |
| Soldier in the English Court | Sam O’Mahony-Adams |
| The Count Melun | Jamie Ballard |
Crew | |
| Designer | Peter McKintosh |
| Director | Josie Rourke |
| Fight Arranger | Terry King |
| Light Designer | Neil Austin |
| Movement by | Dominic Leclerc |
| Music by | Jocelyn Pook |
| Playwright | William Shakespeare |
| Sound Designer | Christopher Shutt |
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