Duardos is Portuguese for Edward
The play shifts scenes and locations, but is in one act, which when read out loud comes in at just about an hour.
The adaptation is metatheatrical, and includes the knights' fighting onstage. This play could be set very simply, as it takes place predominantly in a garden, and the scene changes (the Emperor’s court, Gil the Gardener's house and gardens) need not require a drastic change of scenery. There are few props, including a decorated cup for Flerida to drink from, and flowers, including a garland. See Hart’s useful chapter on staging information in his guide to the original play (1981).
Minimum | Maximum |
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6 (total) | 6 (total) |
3 males | 3 males |
3 females | 3 females |
Entry written by Kathleen Jeffs. Last updated on 4 October 2010.