Exploring through performance the neglected drama of the Tudor & early Stuart period.

Christopher Marlowe's play was performed in the Octagon Theatre of St Catharine's College, Cambridge on 2 July 2003 as part of the Marlowe Society of America's Conference.

Cast:
King Charles of France: Andrew Piper
Catherine, Queen Mother of France: Sally Mortemore
The King of Navarre: Jonathan Milton
Chatillon, Lord High Admiral of France: Patrick Marlowe
Queen Margaret of Navarre: Kelley Costigan
The Duke of Guise: Gregory de Polnay
An Apothecary: Tim Hyam
A Soldier: Martin Carroll
The Old Queen of Navarre: Sally Mortemore
Henry, Duke of Anjou: Sebastian Bates
Duke Dumain: Tim Hyam
Gonzague: Martin Carroll
Retz: Phillip Keiman
Montsoreau: Andrew Piper
Leranne: Phillip Keiman
Seroune: Phillip Keiman
Ramus: Patrick Marlowe
Taleus: Jonathan Milton
The Lord Cardinal of Lorraine: Martin Carroll
The Duke of Epernon: Phillip Keiman
Plessis: Patrick Marlowe
The Duke of Joyeuse: Patrick Marlowe
Maugiron: Andrew Piper
A Cutpurse: Tim Hyam
The Duchess of Guise: Kelley Costigan
A Maid: Sally Mortemore
Baras: Tym Hyam
The Captain of the Guard: Tim Hyam
Guise's Son: Kelley Costigan
A Friar: Martin Carroll
A Surgeon: Andrew Piper
The English Agent: Token Academic

Director: Kelley Costigan
Director's Assistant: Heather Violanti
Stage Manager: L. Grace Godwin
Camera Operator: Anita Hagerman

The text is modernised from Edward Allde's undated Octavo (in the first part of Scene 19) from the Folger MS (Washington: Folger Shakespeare Library MS J.b.8)