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Bring Up The Bodies

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Hilary Mantel is the first author to win two Man Booker Prizes with consecutive novels. They are now adapted for the stage in two parts by Mike Poulton

Bring Up The Bodies is the second part of Mantel’s Cromwell series and its events follow on directly from Wolf Hall.

Anne Boleyn is now Queen, her path to Henry's side cleared by Cromwell. But Henry remains without a male heir, and the conflict with the Catholic Church has left England dangerously isolated as France and the Holy Roman Empire ominously manoeuvre for position.

When the King begins to fall in love with the seemingly plain Jane Seymour, Cromwell must negotiate an increasingly dangerous court as he charms, bullies and manipulates nobility, commoners and foreign powers alike to satisfy Henry, keep the nation safe, and advance his own ambitions.

Mike Poulton’s thrilling stage adaptations, directed by Jeremy Herrin opened to rave reviews in Statford-upon-Avon.

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Hilary Mantel is the first author to win two Man Booker Prizes with consecutive novels. They are now adapted for the stage in two parts by Mike Poulton

Bring Up The Bodies is the second part of Mantel’s Cromwell series and its events follow on directly from Wolf Hall.

Anne Boleyn is now Queen, her path to Henry's side cleared by Cromwell. But Henry remains without a male heir, and the conflict with the Catholic Church has left England dangerously isolated as France and the Holy Roman Empire ominously manoeuvre for position.

When the King begins to fall in love with the seemingly plain Jane Seymour, Cromwell must negotiate an increasingly dangerous court as he charms, bullies and manipulates nobility, commoners and foreign powers alike to satisfy Henry, keep the nation safe, and advance his own ambitions.

Mike Poulton’s thrilling stage adaptations, directed by Jeremy Herrin opened to rave reviews in Statford-upon-Avon.

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Hilary Mantel is the first author to win two Man Booker Prizes with consecutive novels. They are now adapted for the stage in two parts by Mike Poulton

Bring Up The Bodies is the second part of Mantel’s Cromwell series and its events follow on directly from Wolf Hall.

Anne Boleyn is now Queen, her path to Henry's side cleared by Cromwell. But Henry remains without a male heir, and the conflict with the Catholic Church has left England dangerously isolated as France and the Holy Roman Empire ominously manoeuvre for position.

When the King begins to fall in love with the seemingly plain Jane Seymour, Cromwell must negotiate an increasingly dangerous court as he charms, bullies and manipulates nobility, commoners and foreign powers alike to satisfy Henry, keep the nation safe, and advance his own ambitions.

Mike Poulton’s thrilling stage adaptations, directed by Jeremy Herrin opened to rave reviews in Statford-upon-Avon.

Cast and creatives

CastJoey Batey - Mark SmeatonNicholas Boulton - Duke of SuffolkLucy Briers - Katherine of Aragon/Jane Boleyn, Lady RochfordLeah Brotherhead - Jane Seymour/Princess Mary/Lady WorcesterOlivia Darnley - Mary Boleyn/Lizzie/Mary SheltonNicholas Day - Duke of NorfolkDaniel Fraser - Gregory CromwellBenedict Hastings - Wolsey's Servant/MonmouthMadeleine Hyland - Lady in Waiting/MaidJoshua James - Rafe SadlerPaul Jesson - Cardinal Wolsey/Cardinal Wolsey's ghost/Sir John Seymour/KingstonLydia Leonard - Anne BoleynBen Miles - Thomas CromwellPierro Niel Mee - Christophe/Francis WestonNathaniel Parker - King Henry VIIIOscar Pearce - George Boleyn, Lord Rochford/Edward SeymourMatthew Pidgeon - Stephen Gardiner/Eustache ChapuysJohn Ramm - Thomas More/Harry NorrisNicholas Shaw - Harry Percy/BreretonGiles Taylor - Cranmer/Thomas Boleyn/PackingtonJay Taylor - Thomas WyattCreative TeamDirector - Jeremy HerrinDesigner - Christopher OramSeason Lighting - Paule ConstableLighting - David PlaterMusic - Stephen WarbeckSound - Nick PowellMovement - Siân Williams

Cast and creatives

CastJoey Batey - Mark SmeatonNicholas Boulton - Duke of SuffolkLucy Briers - Katherine of Aragon/Jane Boleyn, Lady RochfordLeah Brotherhead - Jane Seymour/Princess Mary/Lady WorcesterOlivia Darnley - Mary Boleyn/Lizzie/Mary SheltonNicholas Day - Duke of NorfolkDaniel Fraser - Gregory CromwellBenedict Hastings - Wolsey's Servant/MonmouthMadeleine Hyland - Lady in Waiting/MaidJoshua James - Rafe SadlerPaul Jesson - Cardinal Wolsey/Cardinal Wolsey's ghost/Sir John Seymour/KingstonLydia Leonard - Anne BoleynBen Miles - Thomas CromwellPierro Niel Mee - Christophe/Francis WestonNathaniel Parker - King Henry VIIIOscar Pearce - George Boleyn, Lord Rochford/Edward SeymourMatthew Pidgeon - Stephen Gardiner/Eustache ChapuysJohn Ramm - Thomas More/Harry NorrisNicholas Shaw - Harry Percy/BreretonGiles Taylor - Cranmer/Thomas Boleyn/PackingtonJay Taylor - Thomas WyattCreative TeamDirector - Jeremy HerrinDesigner - Christopher OramSeason Lighting - Paule ConstableLighting - David PlaterMusic - Stephen WarbeckSound - Nick PowellMovement - Siân Williams

Cast and creatives

CastJoey Batey - Mark SmeatonNicholas Boulton - Duke of SuffolkLucy Briers - Katherine of Aragon/Jane Boleyn, Lady RochfordLeah Brotherhead - Jane Seymour/Princess Mary/Lady WorcesterOlivia Darnley - Mary Boleyn/Lizzie/Mary SheltonNicholas Day - Duke of NorfolkDaniel Fraser - Gregory CromwellBenedict Hastings - Wolsey's Servant/MonmouthMadeleine Hyland - Lady in Waiting/MaidJoshua James - Rafe SadlerPaul Jesson - Cardinal Wolsey/Cardinal Wolsey's ghost/Sir John Seymour/KingstonLydia Leonard - Anne BoleynBen Miles - Thomas CromwellPierro Niel Mee - Christophe/Francis WestonNathaniel Parker - King Henry VIIIOscar Pearce - George Boleyn, Lord Rochford/Edward SeymourMatthew Pidgeon - Stephen Gardiner/Eustache ChapuysJohn Ramm - Thomas More/Harry NorrisNicholas Shaw - Harry Percy/BreretonGiles Taylor - Cranmer/Thomas Boleyn/PackingtonJay Taylor - Thomas WyattCreative TeamDirector - Jeremy HerrinDesigner - Christopher OramSeason Lighting - Paule ConstableLighting - David PlaterMusic - Stephen WarbeckSound - Nick PowellMovement - Siân Williams

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