Edward II.(Theater Review)

Shakespeare Bulletin | September 22, 2004| | Copyright

Edward II

Presented by triangle productions! at Theater! Theatre!, Portland, Oregon. February 27-March 20, 2004. Adapted by William S. Gregory. Directed by Andres Alcala. Set by Don Horn. Costumes by Elizabeth Wright. Lighting by Jeff Woods. Sound by Andy Buzan. Michael Mendelson (Edward II), Kelsey Tyler (Gaveston, Lightborn, Chorus), Stephanie Gaslin (Queen Isabella), Neal Starbird (Mortimer, Chorus), Gary Norman (Kent, Chorus), Zach Nause (Archbishop of Canterbury, Arundel, Chorus), Kevin Connell (Lancaster, Bishop of Coventry, Leicester, Gurney, Chorus), Christ ...

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