01 January 1997 145 mins
"Set in the context of 1930s Fascism, Steven Berkoff’s reimagining of William Shakespeare’s final tragedy brings power to the masses as they turn against their ambitious leader, Coriolanus. This highly physical and meticulously choreographed production was captured live at the Globe in Tokyo."
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Steven Berkoff as Coriolanus
Tam Dean Burn as Sicinius Volutes
Patrick Drury as Comminius
Sara Griffiths as Virgilia
Michael Jenn as Junius Brutus
Colin McFarlane as Tullus Aufidius
Linda Marlowe as Volumnia
Barry Philips as Titus Lartius
Steven Berkoff Director
United Kingdom 01 January 1997
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