Great Expectations
Work:: Great Expectations (S1193414562)
Production:: (T0588930643)
1803. Pip, a seven year-old orphan boy, visits his mother's grave. A frightening encounter with an escaped convict begins a series of events that will change his life forever. Written by one of England's greatest authors, Charles Dickens, Great Expectations is the profound and complex story of Pip's journey through life. Some of his most memorable characters - the terrifying Magwitch; Joe Gargery, the kind and generous blacksmith; the eccentric Miss Havisham; the cold and beautiful Estella; Mr Jaggers the pompous lawyer and Pip's wise friend, Herbert Pocket - are vividly brought to life in this anarchic and joyful telling of this glorious tale. Using Dickens' original text (well, mostly!) David Mynne's skilful, one-man performance of this epic story is deft, daft, delightful... and definitely Dickens! Be prepared to be scared and amazed, to cry and laugh!
Listing:: L1407057884
Presented on a safe and socially distanced jetty next to Battersea Power Station
Production details
1803. Pip, a seven year-old orphan boy, visits his mother's grave. A frightening encounter with an escaped convict begins a series of events that will change his life forever. Written by one of England's greatest authors, Charles Dickens, Great Expectations is the profound and complex story of Pip's journey through life. Some of his most memorable characters - the terrifying Magwitch; Joe Gargery, the kind and generous blacksmith; the eccentric Miss Havisham; the cold and beautiful Estella; Mr Jaggers the pompous lawyer and Pip's wise friend, Herbert Pocket - are vividly brought to life in this anarchic and joyful telling of this glorious tale. Using Dickens' original text (well, mostly!) David Mynne's skilful, one-man performance of this epic story is deft, daft, delightful... and definitely Dickens! Be prepared to be scared and amazed, to cry and laugh! Presented on a safe and socially distanced jetty next to Battersea Power Station
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