Timon of Athens

Wealthy friend to the rich and powerful, patron of the arts, ostentatious host, Timon of Athens showers gifts and hospitality on the city’s elite. He vastly outspends his resources but, finding his coffers empty, reassures his loyal steward that all will be well.

When he calls upon his erstwhile associates, instead of offering help, they hang him out to dry. After a final, vengeful banquet, Timon withdraws to a literal and emotional wasteland, living off roots and pouring ever more surreal curses on a morally bankrupt Athens.

Simon Russell Beale takes the title role in Shakespeare’s strange fable of conspicuous consumption, debt and ruin, written in collaboration with Thomas Middleton.

Cast & Crew

Cast

A jeweller / Phyrnia
A painter
A poet
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Additonal company
An actor; Alcibiades
Apemantus
Caphis / Thief
Dancer
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Flaminia / Timandra
Flavia
Hortanius / Thief
Isidore
Lepidus / Hostilius
Livia
Lucilius
Lucullus
Philotus
Sempronia
Servilius
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Titus / Thief
Varro

Crew

Assistant Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager
Assistant to the Lighting Designer
Casting
Choreographer
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Costume Supervisor
Deputy Production Manager
Deputy Stage Manager
Design Assistant
Design Assistant
Designer
Director
Dramaturg
Food Consultant
Lighting Designer
Music
Production Manager
Production Photographer
Project Draughtsman
Prop Supervisor
Sound Designer
Staff Director
Stage Manager

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Photo credits

  • Promo Image by Alison Jackson, Creative Commons Attribution
  • Timon of Athens by Johan Persson, Creative Commons Attribution
  • Timon of Athens by Johan Persson, Creative Commons Attribution

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