Timon is a prosperous man and generous to his friends. His loyal servant, Flavius, worries about Timon's reckless spending. Flavius' fears are realised when Timon's creditors demand their money back but he cannot pay them. Timon asks his friends to lend him some money but all refuse. Disillusioned by his false friends and human nature he flees to the wilderness, where he wallows in misanthropy and hatred for the city he once loved. In 1993 Bremer Shakespeare Company performed The Merry Wives of Windsor on the building site of the Globe Theatre. They have staged over 40 Shakespeare productions in their home on the western bank of the Weser in Bremen, and have toured throughout Europe and Asia. Nineteen years after The Merry Wives, they return with a bold, wild and bouncy production of Timon of Athens, the perfect play for our times. .
Language Note
German (Original Language), English (Subtitles).
Note
This record was provided by a vendor. It may contain incorrect or incomplete information. Cast - Michael Meyer (Timon); Erika Spalke (Flaminius / Isidor / Timandra); Petra-Janina Schultz (Appemantus / Varro / Phrynia); Peter Lüchinger, Luechinger (Sempronius); Gunnar Haberland (Ventidius / Lucullus) .
Credits
Creative Team - Sebastian Kautz (Adaptor); Sebastian Kautz (Translator); Uschi Leinhäuser (Costume Design); Frederik Bohn (Choreography).
