The Revenger's Tragedy

Represents the National Theatre at its very best bold and brave not only in the way it has been executed but also in its timing.
Sunday Telegraph
Why see The Revenger's Tragedy?
"Bloody dance of sex and death strikes all the right notes"
Evening Standard
"Club music, gothic interiors, sarcastic humour and some heavy daubs of gore….an insistent coup de theatre."
Daily Mail
"Rory Kinnear superbly captures the conflicted essence of the hero. His performance is both bravura and psychologically subtle, backed up with a production full of intriguing insights"
The Independent
"More killings and a higher body count that anything written today... Makes Hamlet look like a tea party... Spectacular"
The Telegraph
As he holds the skull of his beloved - who rejected the licentious old Duke's advances and so was poisoned - Vindice plots the Duke's grotesque murder. But in a court where adultery, rape and incest are the norm, his vengeance does not stop there. An orgy of ritualistic, even playful, bloodletting follows.
Were't not for gold and women there would be no damnation.
The Revenger's Tragedy is a ferociously dark play by Thomas Middleton, set in an avaricious world that seethes with vice and retribution.
Following his Olivier award-winning performance in The Man of Mode, Rory Kinnear returns to play Vindice.
Key Information
Audience
Run Time
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Cast
Tom Andrews as Ambitioso
Ken Bones as Duke
Billy Carter as Spurio
Elliot Cowan as Lussurioso
Conor Doyle as Ensemble
Barbara Flynn as Gratiana
John Heffernan as Supervacuo
Peter Hinton as Piero
Rory Kinnear as Vindice
Tommy Luther as Younger Son
Katherine Manners as Castiza
Simon Nagra as Antonio
Jamie Parker as Hippolito
Ensemble
Donatella Cabras
Ensemble : Derek Howard
Pieter Lawman
Jane Leaney
Rob McNeill
Pamela Merrick
Rick Nodine
Richard Shanks
Ross Waiton
Lizzie Winkler
Creative
Design by Ti Green and Melly Still
Lighting Design by Paul Anderson
Music by Adrian Sutton and Different Gear
Sound Design by Paul Arditti
Movement Director, Rick Nodine
Fight Director, Paul Benzing
Puppetry by Mitchell Moreno
Company Voice Workby Jeannette Nelson