Bring Up the Bodies
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Anne Boleyn is now Queen, her path to Henry’s side cleared by Thomas Cromwell. But Henry remains without a male heir, and the conflict with the Catholic Church has left England dangerously isolated as France and the Holy Roman Empire ominously manoeuvre for position.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Anne Boleyn | Lydia Leonard |
|---|---|
| Brereton | Nicholas Shaw |
| Cardinal Wolsey | Paul Jesson |
| Cardinal Wolsey’s Ghost | Paul Jesson |
| Christophe | Pierro Niel Mee |
| Cranmer | Giles Taylor |
| Duke of Norfolk | Nicholas Day |
| Duke of Suffolk | Nicholas Boulton |
| Edward Seymour | Oscar Pearce |
| Eustache Chapuys | Matthew Pidgeon |
| Francis Weston | Pierro Niel Mee |
| George Boleyn | Oscar Pearce |
| Gregory Cromwell | Daniel Fraser |
| Harry Norris | John Ramm |
| Harry Percy | Nicholas Shaw |
| Jane Boleyn | Lucy Briers |
| Jane Seymour | Leah Brotherhead |
| Katherine of Aragon | Lucy Briers |
| King Henry VIII | Nathaniel Parker |
| Kingston | Paul Jesson |
| Lady in Waiting | Madeleine Hyland |
| Lady Rochford | Lucy Briers |
| Lady Worcester | Leah Brotherhead |
| Lizzie | Olivia Darnley |
| Lord Rochford | Oscar Pearce |
| Maid | Madeleine Hyland |
| Mark Smeaton | Joey Batey |
| Mary Boleyn | Olivia Darnley |
| Mary Shelton | Olivia Darnley |
| Packington | Giles Taylor |
| Performer | Benedict Hastings |
| Performer | Joshua James |
| Princess Mary | Leah Brotherhead |
| Sir John Seymour | Paul Jesson |
| Stephen Gardiner | Matthew Pidgeon |
| Thomas Boleyn | Giles Taylor |
| Thomas Cromwell | Ben Miles |
| Thomas More | John Ramm |
| Thomas Wyatt | Jay Taylor |
Crew | |
| Designer | Christopher Oram |
| Director | Jeremy Herrin |
| Lighting | David Plater |
| Movement Director | Sian Williams |
| Music | Stephen Warbeck |
| Sound | Nick Powell |
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