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Poster by Maria Bates

by Lope de Vega adapted by Adrian Mitchell

Directed by Maria Bates

Performances: Tue 1st – Sat 5th March 2005, Bell Theatre

Introduction

Fuente Ovejuna - ruthless, bloody, lusty, passionate, stirring, hot, sexy and thought provoking, it follows the personal stories of a town's civil disobedience against unjust rulers.

The story is told through the use of drama, dance, song and poetry. The commander, a womaniser, is attempting to seduce a village maiden. Her peasant lover risks his own life to threaten the commander allowing the maiden to escape. Enraged, the commander orders the peasant's murder and the beating of the girl's father, while he kidnaps the girl to inflict his revenge. When the young woman finally returns to the village, having been tortured and raped, she shames the women of the town into killing the commander. The townspeople of Fuente Ovejuna take vengeance on their tyrannical commander and the entire town becomes protagonist when everyone takes the blame for his murder.

Cast

Crew

• Director - Maria Bates
• Assistant Directors - Jenny Gammon and Vanessa Colls
• Fight Director - Anton Krause
• Stage Manager - [[]]
• Assistant Stage Manager - [[]]
• Lighting Design - Stuart Draper
• Lighting Operator - [[]]
• Sound Design - [[]]
• Sound Operation - [[]]
• Set construction - [[]], [[]], [[]] and the cast and crew
• Senic Artist - Dave Hollander
• Choreography - Jenny Gammon and Vanessa Colls
• Costume Co-ordinator - [[]]
• Show Photographs - Philip Gammon

Reviews

Gallery

• Photos by Philip Gammon
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