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  $9.00 for $18.00 - award-winning british comedy "lettice and lovage" from butterfield 8

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  Butterfield 8 theatre presents the british comedy lettice and lovage , by peter shaffer, the .. read moremultiple award-winning author of amadeus and equus . lettice douffet, an expert on elizabethan cuisine and medieval weaponry, is a tour guide of fustian house, the most boring stately home in britain -- until she begins to embellish her tours, which become more and more interesting as they stray further from the facts. charlotte schoen, sent by the preservation trust to investigate, is not amused and fires lettice. but charlotte's passion for history draws her to lettice's romantic world-view, and the two women forge an unlikely friendship that helps them cope with their dreary modern lives.

  • Added 05/28/12 by goldstar | Purchase by: 05/27/12
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  $9.00 for $18.00 - shakespeare's "the tempest" from butterfield 8 theatre company

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  Shakespeare's final play tells the tale of prospero, duke in exile and master of an enchanted .. read moreisle where fantastical creatures, mystery, music and romance abound. a shipwreck delivers prospero's enemies to the island, and the plot thickens when his beloved daughter falls for the enemy's son. maureen-theresa williams adapts the bard's masterpiece for butterfield 8. the production is directed by directed by company artistic director john butterfield.

  • by goldstar | Purchase by: 04/07/12
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  $9.00 for $18.00 - adaptation transports marlowe's "edward ii" to the 1920s

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  In this imaginative adaptation of christopher marlowe's historical play edward ii, the action .. read moreis advanced 700 years and set during the jazz era of the early '20s. adapted and directed by butterfield 8 company member edwin peabody, the setting sheds a new light on the story of the ineffective leadership of king edward ii. the populace of london has been decimated by the spanish flu, which took king edward i's life. an open homosexual, king edward ii is perceived as a terrible leader and has raised the ire of the nobles by inviting his exiled love back to england. feeling a need for a stronger king, the nobles turn to mortimer, a hot-headed young noble with a hatred of edward ii. find out what it truly means to be a king in this complex and psychological play.

  • by goldstar | Purchase by: 10/30/11
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