Review of The Globe’s Much Ado About Nothing,directed by Matthew Dunster. A riot of colour, set during the Mexican Revolutionary War in 1915. It’s always a favourite play, here in a radical interpretation.

24/07/2017 by Peter Viney
Review of The Globe’s Much Ado About Nothing,directed by Matthew Dunster. A riot of colour, set during the Mexican Revolutionary War in 1915. It’s always a favourite play, here in a radical interpretation.

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged . Ewan Wardrop, Ammara Niwaz, Anya Chalotra, Beatriz Rommily, Doreene Blackstock, Jo Dockery, Lucy Brandon, Marcello Cruz, Martin Marquez, Matthew Dunster, Matthew Needham, Sarah Seggari, Steve John Shepherd | 3 Comments
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Hello, My name is Lucy Brandon – and I would just like to say that I read your credits for this Much Ado About Nothing 2017 page. I am enfuriated to find out that I am not credited! As you may be aware, I played the Messenger/Child Soldier. Thank You.
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If you read the credits again, you will see they are alphabetical and you are the second person credited. It is not in the same order as the printed programme which I just checked (where the two child soldiers are together), so I expect I took it off the Globe online list of Cast and Creatives. So the two child soldiers are separated. I am one of very few reviewers who do usually list credits. I am sorry you were upset. But thank you for your part in a great production.
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A second thought, you may mean you were not tagged in the brief note here directing people to the review. I usually only tag people who are in multiple reviews, but I have added a tag as well. You were always credited in the main review.
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