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Dominic Sedgwick

Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd

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Xavier Hetherington

Richard Dauntless

John Savournin

Sir Despard Murgatroyd

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Henry Waddington

Old Adam Goodheart

Baryton-basse

Steven Page

Sir Roderic Murgatroyd

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Amy Freston

Rose Maybud

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Helen Evora

Mad Margaret

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Claire Pascoe

Dame Hannah

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Anthony Kraus

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Jo Davies

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James Hurley

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Richard Hudson

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Gabrielle Dalton

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Anna Watson

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Kay Shepherd

Robin Oakapple

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Ruddigore -  (Ruddigore ou Les Sorciers de Rederring)

Leeds

Royaume-Uni

Grand Theatre

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

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Salford Quays

The Lowry

Nottingham

Ruddigore Sullivan

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Ruddigore ou Les Sorciers de Rederring

Joshua Dos

Valide

Bad baronet Sir Despard Murgatroyd has inherited a centuries-old witch’s curse forcing him to commit a crime a day or die in agony.

So it’s a huge relief when timid Robin Oakapple is revealed as his long-lost elder brother and the true inheritor of the curse. Robin’s romance with the faultlessly correct Rose Maybud looks doomed, but his troubles really start when his feeble crimes drag his exasperated ancestors back from the dead to haunt him…

A reluctant villain, a modest maiden, amiable ghosts and scary professional bridesmaids: Gilbert & Sullivan make merry with Victorian melodrama in this hilariously inventive confection. Jo Davies’ (Carousel, Kiss Me, Kate!) production was hailed as an instant classic when it opened and is full of the spirit of G&S’s celebrated topsy-turvy invention.

English

Ruddigore ou Les Sorciers de Rederring by Sullivan, Du (2024/2024), Dirigé par Jo Davies,, Chef d'orchestre Anthony Kraus, Grand Theatre, Leeds, Royaume-Uni

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