Performance

Venue	Cambridge Junction
	Also: J2, The Stripe
Town	Cambridge
County	Cambridgeshire
From	30th April 2014
To	30th April 2014
When	19:00
Prices	From £12.00. To £12.00.
Cambridge Junction (V23)
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Date of change: 15 Jan 14 - T0626212323

Rime

Work:: Rime (S0324650534)

Square Peg Contemporary Circus combines circus, theatre and dance in an adaptation of Coleridge's Epic poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. Using the poem to elicit the emotional journey of the groom-to-be in the run up to his wedding, the performance is a combination of group acrobatics, human towers, Chinese pole, ropes and flips, drawn together by one of the UK's freshest new circus companies.

Production:: (T0626212323)

First premiered to a sold out audience at Roundhouse in April 2012, Rime has been performed at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2012 (Herald Angel Award winner), at the National Theatre's Watch This Space festival, and Camp Bestival. This is the first large scale tour of the show. Running time: 60mins. Suitable for all ages.

Producer	Tim Lenkiewicz
Producer	Flora Herberich
Presented by	Cirquit Productions
Company	Square Peg
Director	Tim Lenkiewicz
Design	Lise Marker
Choreographer	Martin Corri
Sound	Tim Lenkiewicz
Other	Will Measham (stage manager)
Costume	Sophie B Hansen
Performer	Antonio Harris
Performer	Hege Eriksdatter
Performer	Isabelle Schuster
Performer	Jean-Daniel Brousse
Performer	Nikki Rummer
Performer	Rosamond Martin
Performer	Tomos James

Listing:: L366215384

Production details

First premiered to a sold out audience at Roundhouse in April 2012, Rime has been performed at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2012 (Herald Angel Award winner), at the National Theatre's Watch This Space festival, and Camp Bestival. This is the first large scale tour of the show. Running time: 60mins. Suitable for all ages.

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