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Following Julius Caesar and Henry IV, The Tempest completes a trilogy of Shakespeare productions directed by Phyllida Lloyd, a translatlantic project that has challenged the idea of ‘who owns Shakespeare’? Harriet Walter once again leads an all-female cast in the three productions set in a women’s prison.

27 nov 2016 · Harriet Walter is the linchpin. A riven Brutus. A desolated Henry IV. A Prospero haunted by ideas of freedom. Her face seems to have more moving parts than anyone else’s. She scarcely gestures; she...

History Theatrical producer Donald Albery formed Donmar Productions around 1953, [1] with the name derived from the first three letters of his name and the first three letters of his friend, ballerina Margot Fonteyne. [2]

The Trilogy, staged by Donmar Warehouse to great acclaim, featured an entirely female cast, with actors playing the roles of prisoners attending a drama group, performing in three of Shakespeare’s most famous plays – Julius Caesar, Henry IV and The Tempest.

23 nov 2016 · When Phyllida Lloyd’s all-female version of Julius Caesar, set in a women’s prison, premiered at the Donmar in 2012, cross-gender casting was still perceived by some as a novelty, and theatre’s...