Theatre: New interpretation of Shakespeare's "Troilus and Cressida"

Theatre: New interpretation of Shakespeare's "Troilus and Cressida"; ENGLAND: INT Various of members of the US theatre group The Wooster Group, dressed as American Indians, and The Royal Shakespeare Company, dressed as soldiers from Operation Desert Storm, rehearsing for a co-production of William Shakespeare's play "Troilus and Cressida" Various of The Wooster group rehearsing their role in the play independently of The Royal Shakespeare Company Elizabeth LeCompte (Director, The Wooster Group) interview SOT - Shakespeare is really not our native language CUTAWAY LeCompte directing members of The Wooster group Members of The Wooster Group rehearsing their roles as Trojans in the play Various of actors from The Royal Shakespeare Company rehearsing their roles as the Greeks in "Troilus and Cressida" Mark Ravenhill (Director, The RSC) interview SOT - Contrasts the methods of The Wooster Group with their own Various of actors from The Wooster Group and The Royal Shakespeare Company getting together to rehearse joint scenes Joe Dixon (Actor, Achilles) interview SOT - Talks of the healthy rivalry between the actors CUTAWAY Dixon at rehearsal EXT Reporter to camera SOT INT The Wooster Group rehearsing Kate Valk (Associate Director, The Wooster Group) interview SOT - Not trying to subvert, we're trying to illuminate Ravenhill interview SOT - Celebrating the fact that it is a problem play Various of The Wooster group and The RSC rehearsing "Troilus and Cressida"