The Duchess Of Malfi Royal National Theater: Lyttelton, London; 898 Seats; £34 ($55.50) Top Production: A Royal National Theater presentation of the play by John Webster in one act. Directed by ...

Guillem Morales said: “There are no better times than these to tell the story of The Duchess Of Malfi. Webster’s masterpiece is ready for new, young audiences as its themes are so relevant ...

“There are no better times than these to tell the story of ‘The Duchess of Malfi.’ Webster’s masterpiece is ready for new, young audiences as its themes are so relevant today,” said Mora ...

Crimson fabric shrouds every inch of the set, even the floor, at the start of the new Off-Broadway production of “The Duchess of Malfi.” Eventually, that draping is ripped away to reveal the ...

stabbings and strangulation – not to mention vulpine incestuous desire – it’s unsurprising that director Rebecca Frecknall’s production of the Jacobean tragedy “The Duchess of Malfi ...

"The Duchess of Malfi"--Ang Dukesa ng Malfi in Tagalog--is set in the court of Malfi (Amalfi), Italy, where a recently widowed duchess outwits her scheming brothers by marrying her personal steward.

Whittaker exudes battered nobility as she declares Webster’s famous line: “I am the Duchess of Malfi still.” Later, in an extrapolation of the scene where Antonio hears her voice echoing his ...

A performance of music to accompany the Dance of the Madmen in The Duchess of Malfi A dance performed by eight madmen opens Act IV, Scene II of John Webster's The Duchess of Malfi, following their ...

It could equally describe the reaction to the visual splendor and sheer craft of Jamie Lloyd’s ferocious production of John Webster’s bloodstained 1613 tragedy “The Duchess of Malfi.” ...