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Picture gallery: The Lord Chamberlain’s Men

The original Lord Chamberlain’s Men were a playing company who performed William Shakespeare’s plays, starting in the reign of Elizabeth I and continuing under the patronage of King James. A modern version is now the UK’s premier all-male theatre company
The original Lord Chamberlain’s Men were a playing company who performed William Shakespeare’s plays, starting in the reign of Elizabeth I and continuing under the patronage of King James. A modern version is now the UK’s premier all-male theatre company
TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARE POHLE
The Times
The company have been living in a Covid bubble since April, away from family and friends, since April as they tour the country, putting on performances such as Macbeth
The company have been living in a Covid bubble since April, away from family and friends, since April as they tour the country, putting on performances such as Macbeth
TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD POHLE
Samuel Lane, a member of the company, waits to go on stage during Macbeth at the Hatchlands Park estate near Guildford, in Surrey
Samuel Lane, a member of the company, waits to go on stage during Macbeth at the Hatchlands Park estate near Guildford, in Surrey
TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD POHLE
Members of the Hatchlands Park audience for Macbeth
Members of the Hatchlands Park audience for Macbeth
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The Lord Chamberlain’s Men perform Shakespeare’s work as it would have been seen originally — outdoors, regardless of the weather
The Lord Chamberlain’s Men perform Shakespeare’s work as it would have been seen originally — outdoors, regardless of the weather
TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD POHLE
Michael Faulkner is helped into his costume as one of the three witches, the weird sisters, in Macbeth
Michael Faulkner is helped into his costume as one of the three witches, the weird sisters, in Macbeth
TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD POHLE
Given a choice between possibly damp grass and one of the estate’s benches, these patrons opted for comfort
Given a choice between possibly damp grass and one of the estate’s benches, these patrons opted for comfort
TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD POHLE
The weird sisters prepare to take the stage
The weird sisters prepare to take the stage
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Some of the cast join a huddle before the performance
Some of the cast join a huddle before the performance
TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD POHLE
The authenticity of the company’s productions runs to Elizabethan costumes, music and dance
The authenticity of the company’s productions runs to Elizabethan costumes, music and dance
TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD POHLE
Ronnie York, playing Macbeth, has fake blood applied to his face
Ronnie York, playing Macbeth, has fake blood applied to his face
TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD POHLE