Twelfth Night or What You Will (Večer tříkrálový aneb Cokoli chcete, 2012)

Přidal: Přemek |

Duben 2, 2012

William Shakespeare. Rozhlasová verze klasické komedie. Hudba Roger Goula. Režie Sally Avens.

Osoby a obsazení: Viola/Cesario (Naomi Frederick), Sebastian (Trystan Gravelle), kapitán (Gerard McDermott), Orsino (Paul Ready), Valentine (Harry Livingstone), Maria (Rosie Cavaliero), pan Tobiáš Říhal /Sir Toby Belch (Ron Cook), pan Ondřej Třasořitka /Sir Andrew Aguecheek/ (Adam James), Olivia (Vanessa Kirby), šašek Feste (James Lailey), Malvolio (David Tennant), Fabian (Don Gilet), Antonio (Peter Hamilton Dyer).

Nastudovalo BBC v roce 2012. Premiéra 22. 4. 2012 (BBC 3, 20:30 h.).

Lit.: Sarah: David Tennant To Play Malvolio In Radio Production Of Twelfth Night. In web Tennant News, únor 2012 (anotace). – Cit.: @studio60a have confirmed that David Tennant will be taking on the role of Malvolio in their adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. The play is currently being recorded for BBC Radio 3.
David has also recently finished working on Romeo & Juliet for BBC Radio 3 where he takes on the role of Prince Escalus.
The play will be broadcast as part of the BBC Radio 3 Shakespeare Season.
You can follow @studio60a on Twitter here where they have regular updates on the recording process.

Pozn.: A comedy of misrule and a trenchant attack on puritanism as disguise and deceit leads to misadventure, madness and mistaken love in one of Shakespeare’s happpiest plays. Orsino loves Olivia but she loves Cesario who really does loves Orsino for Cesario is actually a girl Viola. But Malvolio believes his mistress Olivia loves him as he is a victim of a trick played on him by those who would make him mad. Shakespeare unravels a comic knot and fashions a masterpiece.

Drama on 3 is featuring new productions of Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet and The Tempest as Radio 3′s contribution to the BBC’s Shakespeare Unlocked season. The first two plays, which reflect upon Shakespeare and love are performed by a company of actors including David Tennant and Rosie Cavaliero both of whom won best actor and best actress at the recent Audio Drama Awards.
To accompany the plays there will be Essays on Radio 3 and on Radio 4 Neil MacGregor’s new series which examines Shakespeare’s legacy through twenty of his artefacts.