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RSC Announces Full Casting For Much Ado About Nothing Directed By Roy Alexander Weise

by Staff Writer
December 15, 2021
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RSC Much Ado About Nothing

RSC Much Ado About Nothing

The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) today announces full casting as rehearsals begin for the new production of Much Ado About Nothing directed by Roy Alexander Weise.

The show will run in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre from 4 February to 12 March 2022, with press night on Tuesday 15 February 2022.

Joining Michael Balogun and Akiya Henry, who will play Benedick and Beatrice, are Toyin Ayedun-Alase (Verges), Micah Balfour (Don John), Rebecca Banatvala (Seacole), Michael Bartelle (Sexton), Mensah Bediako (Antonio), Christelle Elwin (Messenger), DK Fashola (Friar), Kevin N Golding (Leonato), Karen Henthorn (Dogberry), Aruna Jalloh (Oatcake), Sapphire Joy (Margaret), Curtis Kemlo (Borachio), Denver-Isaac Kwashe (Conrade), Mohammed Mansaray (Claudio), Taya Ming (Hero), Ann Ogbomo (Don Pedra), Luke Wilson (Balthasar) and Adeola Yemitan (Ursula).

       

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