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Love's Labour's LostEpisode Number: 36 Season Num: 1 First Aired: Saturday January 5, 1985 Prod Code: n/a |
The King of Navarre and three of his lords take an oath of study and chastity for three years, but they begin to change their minds when the Princess of France and three of her ladies-in-waiting arrive at court to discuss the debts France owes to Navarre.
A clown called Costard mixes up two letters, so that one from Armado to Jacquenetta (a village girl) is read to the Princess, while Jacquenetta receives a love sonnet from Berowne to Rosaline. This leads to some confusion.
In the last act of the play, the lords meet the ladies in a mock-Russian entertainment, and news arrives that the King of France has died. The Princess and her ladies get ready to leave Navarre and give their lovers a series of tasks for a year and a day.
A clown called Costard mixes up two letters, so that one from Armado to Jacquenetta (a village girl) is read to the Princess, while Jacquenetta receives a love sonnet from Berowne to Rosaline. This leads to some confusion.
In the last act of the play, the lords meet the ladies in a mock-Russian entertainment, and news arrives that the King of France has died. The Princess and her ladies get ready to leave Navarre and give their lovers a series of tasks for a year and a day.
| Director: | Elijah Moshinsky |
| Recurring Role: | Paul Jesson (Costard) |
| Guest Star: | Maureen Lipman (Princess of France), Katy Behean (Maria), Petra Markham (Katharine), Jay Ruparelia (Adrian), John Burgess (Sir Nathaniel), John Wells (I) (Holoferness), Valentine Dyall (Marcade), Linda Kitchen (Spring), Clifford Rose (Boyer), Paddy Navin (Jaquenetta), Frank Williams (Dull), Jenny Agutter (Rosaline), Jonathan Kent (Ferdinand, King of Navarre), Christopher Blake (Longaville), Geoffrey Burridge (Dumain), Mike Gwilym (Berowne), David Warner (Don Armado), John Kane (Moth), Susanna Ross (Winter) |
Love's Labour's Lost was probably written about 1594, then altered in 1597 to be played before Queen Elizabeth I at Christmas.
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