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First Look: Queen Anne at The Theatre Royal Haymarket in Rehearsal

by Staff Writer
June 14, 2017
Reading Time: 1 min read
Emma Cunniffe as Queen Anne and Romola Garai as Sarah Duchess of Marlborough in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner 2

Emma Cunniffe as Queen Anne and Romola Garai as Sarah Duchess of Marlborough in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner 2

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Take a look at these amazing rehearsal photographs of Queen Anne which opens at The Theatre Royal Haymarket on 30th June, after originally opening at the Swan Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon in November 2015.

The production stars Romola Garai as Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough and Emma Cunniffe as Queen Anne.  It is written by Helen Edmundson and directed by Natalie Abrahami and will play for a limited 13 week run, until 30th September.

Queen Anne explores the life of one of England’s little-known sovereigns and her friendship with her childhood confidante Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough. A timely production for turbulent political climes, the reign of Queen Anne saw the rise of the free press as well as the Act of Union between England and Scotland.

       
Chu Omambala as John Churchill in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
Chu Omambala as John Churchill in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
Chu Omambala as John Churchill and Romola Garai as Sarah Duchess of Marlborough in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
Chu Omambala as John Churchill and Romola Garai as Sarah Duchess of Marlborough in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
1497375118wpdm_Hywel Morgan as Prince George in rehearsals Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
1497375118wpdm_Hywel Morgan as Prince George in rehearsals Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
1497375080wpdm_Richard Hope as Sidney Godolphin in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
1497375080wpdm_Richard Hope as Sidney Godolphin in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
1497374926wpdm_Kwame Kandekore and Mark Charles both as Jack Churchill in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
1497374926wpdm_Kwame Kandekore and Mark Charles both as Jack Churchill in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
1497374855wpdm_Carl Prekopp as Daniel Defoe and Sheena Bhattessa as Lady Somerset in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
1497374855wpdm_Carl Prekopp as Daniel Defoe and Sheena Bhattessa as Lady Somerset in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
1497374743wpdm_The cast in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
1497374743wpdm_The cast in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner
1497374707wpdm_Emma Cunniffe as Queen Anne in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner 5
1497374707wpdm_Emma Cunniffe as Queen Anne in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner 5
Emma Cunniffe as Queen Anne and Romola Garai as Sarah Duchess of Marlborough in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner 2
Emma Cunniffe as Queen Anne and Romola Garai as Sarah Duchess of Marlborough in rehearsals for Queen Anne. Credit Marc Brenner 2
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