REHEARSALS are well underway for Tenby Players' latest production, The Lion in Winter.
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Thousands of ultra low emission vehicles registered in Carmarthenshire – as campaigners group call for more equal access across UKThousands of ultra low emission vehicles registered in Pembrokeshire – as campaigners group call for more equal access across UKWritten by James Goldman, The Lion in Winter takes a fictional look at a meeting in Chinon castle over Christmas 1183 to decide which of Henry II's three surviving sons, Richard, Geoffrey or John, will inherit the throne.
Directed by Len Harvey, the production features Players stalwarts David Owen as Henry and Hilary Harvey as his scheming estranged wife Eleanor.
Other familiar faces taking the stage as Henry's conspiring sons will be Andrew Davies (Richard), Steve Butler (Geoffrey) and Lloyd Ayris (John), while Stephen Perkins, as King Philip of France, and Robyn Hickling, as his sister Alais, will be taking their first bows for Players.
The Lion in Winter can be seen at the De Valence Pavilion, Tenby, on April 17, 19, 24 and 26, and at the Queen's Hall, Narberth, on April 25.