Magenta light floods a high-angle ensemble tableau as a woman in a long blue dress arches upward among kneeling figures.

Jermyn Street Theatre2022

The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary

The Production

Jermyn Street Theatre presented the London premiere of John Nicholson’s comic adaptation of The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary! as its 2022 Christmas-season production. Directed by Marieke Audsley, the production ran from 17 November to 17 December 2022.

18 photographs in the curated edit

Director: Marieke Audsley
Lighting Design: Chris McDonnell
Set & Costume Design: Amy Watts
Sound Design: Matt Eaton
Commissioned by: Jermyn Street Theatre
Photography: Steve Gregson

A woman seen from behind faces a chalkboard sign beside a blue door, her shadow sharply cast on the wall.

A wide view shows a man in a top hat holding a red flower as a woman stands apart in a room patterned with shadow.

A veiled woman holding flowers smiles toward a man while another face peers through the window behind them.

Under dark blue stage light, a woman holds her hands to her chest while figures around her carry chairs through the room.

A woman stands tensely beside a bright blue door, both hands lifted near the frame against the pale wall.

An ensemble stands against the painted room set in cool blue light, several performers reaching upward with raised hands.

Hands squeeze a theatrical milking prop into a metal pail beneath a table framed by check cloth.

In red-orange light, a bearded man stands hands on hips as a woman in a blue-grey dress looks up at him.

A veiled woman with a bouquet stands elevated on a box as a man faces her across the cool-lit set.

Three performers cluster around a table, with a seated woman looking outward as the men lean in beside her.

Two men stand framed by open double doors, centered in a pool of cool light.

Warm red light catches a man lifting a woman in a blue dress while an accordion player sits at the side.

A woman in a blue dress reclines dramatically across a table in a sparsely furnished room.

A woman faces forward in front of the blue door while a man’s back is blurred in the foreground.

A woman in a blue-grey dress stands by a blue door with one hand at her face, warmly lit against her wall shadow.

A man peers from a blue doorway while another man holds a woman bent forward in the room.

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