Night of love and intrigue at Mannville
By Devon Koen - 23 February 2018
[caption id="attachment_240002" align="aligncenter" width="630"] The Merchant of Venice' at the Mannville Open Air Theatre, features, from left, Sipho Puti(soldier), Ken Collier (Tubal), Morne Rossouw and Manny Fokos as soldiers Picture: Eugene Coetzee[/caption]
The age-old tale of love, revenge, intolerance and injustice pitted against acceptance and intrigue, as told by William Shakespeare, stands the test of time in Helen Flax’s quirky interpretation of The Merchant of Venice currently playing at the Mannville Open-Air Theatre in St George’s Park.
