The Merchant of Venice - Bregenzer Festspiele

The Merchant of Venice - Bregenzer Festspiele

Opera, Drama, Romance

August 26, 2014 2h 45m Released

Storyline

Set in Venice during the Renaissance, the drama centres on Bassanio, a young nobleman who would like to court the beautiful Portia but doesn‘t have the money to travel to her country estate, so he asks the merchant Antonio for help. Antonio‘s wealth is tied up in maritime trade but he offers to procure the sum Bassanio needs from the Jewish money lender Shylock. Shylock hates Antonio for being so contemptuous in his treatment of Jews, and therefore stipulates that if the debt is not repaid within three months, the penalty will be a pound of Antonio‘s own flesh...

Key Information

Director Keith Warner
Writers John O'Brien
Language EN

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Cast & Crew

Christopher Ainslie

Antonio, a Merchant of Venice

Charles Workman

Charles Workman

Bassanio, a friend of Antonio

Adrian Clarke

Adrian Clarke

Salarino, a friend of Antonio and Bassanio

Jason Bridges

Lorenzo, in love with Jessica

Adrian Eröd

Shylock, a rich Jew

Kathryn Lewek

Jessica, Shylock's daughter

Magdalena Anna Hofmann

Portia, a rich heiress

Verena Gunz

Nerissa, Portia's waiting-maid

Hanna Herfurtner

A boy

Norman Patzke

Solanio, a friend of Antonio and Bassanio

David Stout

Gratiano, a friend of Antonio and Bassanio

Juliusz Kubiak

Juliusz Kubiak

Prince of Aragon

Frequently Asked Questions

The Merchant of Venice - Bregenzer Festspiele was released on August 26, 2014.

The runtime of The Merchant of Venice - Bregenzer Festspiele is 2h 45m.

The Merchant of Venice - Bregenzer Festspiele is a Drama, Romance movie.

The Merchant of Venice - Bregenzer Festspiele is available to watch. Check streaming platforms and theaters near you.

The Merchant of Venice - Bregenzer Festspiele was directed by Keith Warner.

The main cast of The Merchant of Venice - Bregenzer Festspiele includes Christopher Ainslie, Charles Workman, Adrian Clarke.

The Merchant of Venice - Bregenzer Festspiele is originally in English.