Richard III: Reign of Terror

Synopsis: Video recording of Martha Henry’s production of Richard III for the 2002 Stratford (Ontario) Shakespeare Festival. Tom McCamus is Richard.
Language: English
Country: Canada
Medium: Video
Technical information: Colour / Sound
Recording date: 13 Jul 2002

Director

Martha Henry

Writer

William Shakespeare

Music

Stephen Woodjetts

Production Design

Allan Wilbee

Cast

Tom McCamus	King Edward IV
Lally Cadeau	Duchess of York
Connor Rea	Prince Edward (Prince of Wales)
Tom Beattie	Richard, the young Duke of York
Scott Wentworth	George, Duke of Clarence
Aaron Franks	Sir James Tyrrel
Aaron Franks	Berkeley
Brad Brudy	Sir James Blunt
Caleb Marshall	Lord Lovell
Cameron Kramer	Earl of Warwick
Claire Jullien	Jane Shore
Courtenay J. Stevens	Murderer
David Francis	Sir Robert Brackenbury
David Francis	Bourchier (Cardinal)
David Kirby	Sheriff
David Kirby	Earl of Surrey
David Kirby	Morton (Bishop of Ely)
Diane D’Aquila	Queen Margaret
Diane D’Aquila	Queen Margaret
Donald Carrier	Lord Rivers
Ellen Ross Stuart	Margaret Plantagenet (Clarence’s daughter)
Graham Abbey	Henry VII (Earl of Richmond)
Jeffrey Wetsch	Sir Walter Herbert
Jeffrey Wetsch	Lord Grey
John Dolan	Stanley, Earl of Derby
Keith Dinicol	Christopher Unswick, a Priest
Keith Dinicol	Brandon (Duke of Suffolk (William de la Pole))
Keith Dinicol	Lord Mayor of London
Les Carlson	Archbishop of York (Cardinal)
Martha Farrell	Princess Elizabeth
Michael Therriault	King Henry VI
Nicolas Van Burek	Sir Richard Ratcliffe
Patrick Galligan	Sir William Catesby
Paul Dunn	Marquis of Dorset
Paul Dunn	Stanley, Earl of Derby
Peter Hutt	Duke of Buckingham
Robert King	Duke of Norfolk
Robert King	Murderer
Sarah Dodd	Lady Anne
Seana McKenna	Queen Elizabeth
Tim Campbell	Tressel
Tim Campbell	Earl of Oxford
Tim Campbell	Sir Thomas Vaughan
Tom McCamus	Richard, Duke of Gloucester, later King Richard
Wayne Best	Hastings

History: Produced at the Avon Theatre, Stratford, 18 June-3 November 2002.
Reviews: Jenstad, Janelle Day. Shakespeare Bulletin 21, no. 2 (2003), pp. 48-50 (in review-article) and pp. 53-54.

British Universities Film & Video Council