Performance

Venue	Royal & Derngate
Town	Northampton
County	Northamptonshire
From	25th May 2012
To	30th June 2012
Prices	From £13.00. To £24.00.
Royal & Derngate (V449)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

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Date of change: 31 May 12 - T1088355689
Date of change: 14 Dec 11 - T1088355689

Blood Wedding

Work:: Blood Wedding (S2584)

Lorca offers his poetic and disturbing personal vision of Spanish life in the 1930's. In a society where all weddings are blood weddings, this classical tragedy, starkly plotted, offers all the traditional elements of ill fated lovers and family feuds.

Author

Frederico Garcia Lorca

Production:: (T1088355689)

With The Bacchae and Hedda Gabler, Blood Wedding forms part of 2012's unique trilogy of plays, Festival of Chaos. A two month celebration in Northampton, the Festival explores the contemporary relevance of the god Dionysus.

Adapted by	Ted Hughes
Producer	Royal and Derngate
Producer	Made in Northampton
Producer	Festival of Chaos
Adapted by	Tommy Murphy
Director	Laurie Sansom
Design	Oliver Townsend
Sound	Christopher Shutt
Lighting	Philip Gladwell
Music	Dougal Irvine
Musical Director	Thomas J Indge
Performer	Robert Benfield
Performer	Liam Bergin
Performer	Donna Berlin
Performer	Jim Bywater
Performer	Philip Cairns
Performer	Rosie Ede
Performer	Alicia Davies
Performer	Seline Hizli
Performer	Ery Nzaramba
Performer	Kathryn Pogson
Performer	Amanda Wilkin

Listing:: L01224573944

Royal - Part of the Festival of Chaos

Production details

With The Bacchae and Hedda Gabler, Blood Wedding forms part of 2012's unique trilogy of plays, Festival of Chaos. A two month celebration in Northampton, the Festival explores the contemporary relevance of the god Dionysus. Royal - Part of the Festival of Chaos

Reviews

Lornette: 26May12:
Very good play it also felt like I was in the 1930s.

User Reviews

Lornette (26May12): Very good play it also felt like I was in the 1930s.

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