Farinelli and the King

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Farinelli and the King is a stage play that dramatizes the relationship between the famed castrato singer Farinelli and Spain’s mentally ill King Philip V, originally written by Claire van Kampen and acclaimed for Mark Rylance’s performance.

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instanceOf stage play
author Claire van Kampen NERFINISHED
basedOn life of Farinelli
reign of Philip V of Spain
characterPortrayed Philip V of Spain NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
featuresCharacter Farinelli NERFINISHED
King Philip V NERFINISHED
genre drama
historical play
language English
mainCharacter Farinelli NERFINISHED
Philip V of Spain NERFINISHED
notableFor Mark Rylance’s performance
notablePerformanceBy Mark Rylance NERFINISHED
portrays relationship between Farinelli and Philip V of Spain
use of music as therapy for mental illness
premiereCity London NERFINISHED
premiereLocation Sam Wanamaker Playhouse NERFINISHED
premiereTheatre Sam Wanamaker Playhouse NERFINISHED
producedAt Shakespeare's Globe NERFINISHED
rolePortrayedBy Mark Rylance NERFINISHED
settingLocation Spain NERFINISHED
settingTime 18th century
subject Farinelli NERFINISHED
Philip V of Spain NERFINISHED
Spanish monarchy NERFINISHED
mental illness
music
theatricalForm play with music
transferredTo Broadway NERFINISHED
West End NERFINISHED
writer Claire van Kampen NERFINISHED

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Mark Rylance notableWork Farinelli and the King