One queen will win; one must fall. This highly-charged political drama is about two mighty royals – Mary Stuart and Queen Elizabeth I – and the power play between two of history’s greatest monarchs. With inspiring, powerful characters, and a theme grounded in the struggle between religion, womanhood and statesmanship, this play mirrors and explores many of the same issues present today.
by Friedrich Schiller
translated by Peter Oswald
produced by Hilary Adams and Margaret Chapman
directed by Kathleen Barth
Content Advisory: This show contains adult themes, including an instance of non-consensual sexual contact (without nudity), onstage violence with swords and daggers, and an onstage depiction of suicide (a character stabs himself onstage).
Age Suitability: Appropriate for ages 13 and up.
Effective February 17, 2023
Masking is required only while inside our auditorium on performance evenings/matinees. Masks are strongly encouraged, but optional, in our lobby, Green Room, and restrooms.
Licensed by arrangement with The Agency, 24 Pottery Lane, Holland Park, London W11 4LZ | info@theagency.co.uk
Year | Category | |
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2009 | Best Revival of a Play |
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