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Archive listings for Hotel Medea (2012)

Work type: Play.

T993591520

An overnight experience with a live DJ, hot chocolate and twisted games of hide and seek, exploring the dark revenge myth of Medea. The show runs from midnight to dawn, with breakfast included. The show has had numerous sell-out critically acclaimed productions, from London to Rio, appearing as part of the 2010 LIFT Festival, and the standout hit of last year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe. It has won a Prix Ars Electronica Award, a Herald Angel Award, Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2011 and was Time Out Critic's Choice - Pick of the Fringe 2011. THE TRILOGY: I - Zero Hour Market. A maze of blood, food and dance. A frenzied battle for the Golden Fleece with live DJ. II - Drylands. A post-modern wasteland. Live documentary, hot chocolate and CCTV add fresh perspectives to Jason's betrayal. III - Feast of Dawn. Harrowing paparazzi chases, burning brides and twisted games of hide and seek. Recommended for ages 14 and over. Part I Duration - approximately 80minutes. Part II Duration - approximately 90minutes Part III Duration - approximately 90minutes. Entire duration - from 11.30pm - 6am the following day.Author Persis-Jade Maravala. Presented byZecora Ura (Brazil / UK). Director Persis-Jade Maravala. Director Jorge Lopes Ramos. Costume Lise Marker. Lighting Pablo Fernandez Baz. Design Josh Chester (AV). Performer Jorge Lopes Ramos. Performer Persis-Jade Maravala. Performer Lisa Lapidge. Performer Carlos Rezende. Performer Flavio Rabelo. Performer Raquel Aguilera. Performer James Turpin. Performer Thelma Sharma. Performer Urias de Oliveira. Performer Will Dickie. Performer Fabiola Santana. Performer Giovana Lo Conte. Performer Abigail Butler. Performer Marnie Nash. Performer Hayley Hill. Performer Eris Maximiniano. Performer Silvia Almeida.

20 Jul 12 to 11 Aug 12

Southbank Centre, West End :: V423
listing details L0506652997

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