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The Tragedy of the Duchess of Malfi by John Webster
The Duchess of Malfey is a play with strong moral purpose, potrayed through the familiar Jacobean themes of jealousy, violence and revenge.
The Duchess, a young widow, is determined to re-marry, her brothers, the devious Cardinal and unstable Ferdinand, are determined that she shall not. They hire Bosola, a cynical veteran of espionage and violence, to spy on her.
Her marriage to one of her senior servants and the birth of a son being discovered, Bosola is commissioned to imprison, torture and kill both her and the child.
Bosola's remorse for the horrors that ensue brings down retribution and further tragedy on the doomed house of Malfi.
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The Duchess of Malfi |
Bethan Boniface |
Julia |
Lesley Holland |
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Bosola |
Ben Ridler |
Cariola |
Julie Guard |
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Ferdinand |
Steve Holland |
The Doctor |
Ruth Owen |
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Cardinal |
Ed Penney |
Rodriga |
Sylvia Williams |
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Antonio Bologna |
Richard Withers |
Servant at Rome |
Ruth Owen |
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Delio |
Alan Dovey |
1st Executioner |
Charles Jackson |
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The Marquis of Pescara |
Bert Hughes |
2nd Executioner |
Bert Hughes |
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Castruccio |
Bill Robertson |
Young Duke of Malfi |
Bethan Shepheard |
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The Crew |
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Stage Manager |
Pauline Shepheard |
Front of House |
Xania Dovey |
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Lighting & Sound |
David Collins |
Recorded voices |
Fran Manhire, David Owen |
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Costumes |
Maud Hughes, Angharad Hill |
Props |
Richard Withers |
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Set |
Steve & Lesley Holland |
Adapted & Directed by |
Steve Holland |
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