| Adaptor 1 |
Whiteley, David
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| Date of First
Production |
1999, Fall |
| Title |
Much Ado About Nothing |
| Director |
David Whiteley |
| Place of First
Production |
Carleton University, Ottawa |
| Production
Company |
Sock'n'Buskin Theatre |
| Series Festival
Title |
Shakespeare Festival of Cheese |
| Cast/Performers |
Deep Voice/Chorus:
Leonato/Lady Capulet:
Antonio/Lady Montague:
Hero/Juliet:
Beatrice/Tybalt:
Ursula/Sampson:
Margaret/Gregory:
Don Pedro/Capulet:
Don John/Montague:
Claudio/Friar Lawrence:
Benedick/Romeo:
Conrade/Benvolio:
Borachio/Mercutio:
Balthasar/Balthasar:
Friar Francis/Apothecary:
Dogberry/Nurse:
Verges/Paris:
A Sexton (Francis Seacole)/Prince of Verona:
SM:
ASM 1:
ASM 2 (George Seacole): |
| Publishing
and Multimedia |
*Whiteley, David. Much Ado About Nothing. Ts. n.d.
*Romeo & Juliet Program. Ottawa, Sock'n'Buskin Theatre. 1999. |
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*Whiteley, David. Much Ado About Nothing. Ts. n.d.
*Romeo & Juliet Program. Ottawa, Sock'n'Buskin Theatre. 1999.
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| Secondary
Materials |
*Whiteley, David. "Re. Canadian Adaptations of Shakespeare." Email to Jennifer Ailles. 2 May 2001. |
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| Adaptor 1
Biography |
University of Guelph Alumni
BA (Drama) 1995 |
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| Adaptor 1
Bibliography |
*"Mutatis Mutatis: The Theatre Company of David Whiteley." 17 July 2002.
http://web.ncf.ca/ej691/. |
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http://web.ncf.ca/ej691/
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| Synopsis |
"Basically Shakespeare's text, severely cut and then supplemented with dialogue stolen from each of Shakespeare's plays and one or two other sources, in such a way as to play up the Shakespearianness of it, and the setting was transposed to backstage of a modern day amateur company's production of Romeo & Juliet" (qtd. from Whiteley, David. Email to Jennifer Ailles). |
| Keywords |
Musical
Professional |
| Notes |
The program for Much Ado About Nothing was a mock up of the program for the Romeo and Juliet production depicted in the play. |
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| Adaptation
of |
Much Ado About Nothing |
| Entry Last Updated |
18Dec03 2:53PM |
