Friday
4th April 2003
This
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Daniela
Nardini, star of the TV series This Life, takes the lead in a classic
French play. |
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Daniela Nardini will for ever be associated with the ground-breaking
TV drama This Life.
The kind of unforgettable performance she gave as Anna can prove to
be a millstone round the neck, but since This Life she has gone on
to build a very varied career.
She's been back on TV in Big Women and Undercover Heart and has enjoyed
numerous theatrical roles in plays such as Macbeth and The Cherry
Orchard.
Now she's appearing in Malvern in a version of Camille that was very
successful at the
Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith.
'Powerful' and 'Sensual' are two of the words being used to describe
the production of a play about a woman who can afford anything – except
fall in love.
Passion in Paris
It's set in the salons and boudoirs of Paris, where anyone can have
Marguerite’s body for the right price. But no one can have her heart.
Then, on a night when her life of expensive passion shatters with
the first signs of a fatal illness, a handsome young artist catches
her eye.
When they meet, a mutual obsession is ignited – but one which will
tear both their worlds apart.
Daniela Nardini takes on the role of the tragic heroine, Maugerite
Gautier.
Camille is directed by David McVicar – one of the world’s most admired
young opera directors making an eagerly awaited return to the theatre
after a series of acclaimed productions including Rigoletto at the
Royal Opera House Covent Garden which was later televised for the
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