elizabeth….

almost by chance a woman

Written By: Dario Fo
Directed By: Rachel O’Riordan 
Production Premiere:  September 2004

Elizabeth, an hilarious and impious jab at the English Monarchy set in the Court of the first Queen of England, chronicles how the virgin queen overcame the treacherous uprising against her. 

Fo’s monarch is more interested in who she is going to sleep with next than ruling the country, certain than Shakespeare is plotting against her.

A little performed satire on power and paranoia.

  • Fine production values and assured performances

    Irish Times

  • “an engaging and mind-blowing experience that will change the way you look at history”

    Leftlion Nottingham

  • Kabosh at it's brilliant best

    The Guardian

CREATIVE TEAM

Directed by Rachel O’Riordan

Cast: Paul Hamilton, Colm Gormley, John Paul Hurley, Neal McWilliams and Patrick Moy

Designed by Gary McCann

Publicity by Tonic Designs


PAST PERFORMANCES


  • Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast; Garage Theatre, Monaghan; Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen;

    Marketplace Theatre, Armagh; Project Arts Centre (Upstairs) @ Dublin Fringe Festival;

    Haymarket Theatre, Basingstoke; Taliesin Theatre, Swansea and Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham.

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