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    Maria Stuart

    Maria Stuart

    Toneelgroep Amsterdam / Toneelhuis / Ivo van Hove

    Toneelgroep Amsterdam / Toneelhuis / Ivo van Hove

    © Jan Versweyveld

    With Maria Stuart, Ivo van Hove brought two of the most famous women in European history together on stage. In Friedrich Schiller's classic, the Scottish queen Mary Stuart and the English monarch Elizabeth I face one another in a struggle in which power, a sense of responsibility and personal desires are constantly in collision.

    Two of the most famous women in European history together on stage

    Date
    December 3, 2014

    What made this production special was the combination of strong acting and striking visual design. The costumes by Wojciech Dziedzic made a particularly great impression. With their rich detail and contemporary grandeur they gave the production a pronounced identity that went on resonating long afterwards.
     

    With Halina Reijn as Mary Stuart and Chris Nietvelt as Elizabeth I, the result was a penetrating duel between two women who make history and are at the same time trapped in the expectations that come with their position. The production was the second successful co-production by Toneelgroep Amsterdam and Toneelhuis.

    © Jan Versweyveld
    © Jan Versweyveld

    Credits

    by

    Friedrich Schiller

    direction

    Ivo van Hove

    translation

    Barber Van De Pol

    dramaturgy

    Jan Peter Gerrits

    scenography and lighting design

    Jan Versweyveld

    music

    Daniel Freitag

    costumes

    Wojciech Dziedzic

    choreography

    Emio Greco & Pieter C. Scholten | ICK Amsterdam

    with

    Halina Reijn, Eelco Smits, Chris Nietvelt, Hans Kesting, Katelijne Damen, Marc van Eeghem, Robert de Hoog, Jip van den Dool, Matteo Simoni, Maarten Heijmans

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