Performance

Venue	Liverpool Playhouse
	Also: for listings see Everyman & Playhouse
Town	Liverpool
County	Merseyside
From	26th February 2008
To	1st March 2008
Liverpool Playhouse (V536)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Noughts and Crosses

Work:: Noughts and Crosses (S1889277220)

In a story inspired by Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Noughts and Crosses challenges our perceptions of race, power and truth as it dramatises the thrilling love story of Sephy and Callum, two young people kept apart by bigotry, terrorism and injustice. Sephy, a Prime Minister's daughter from the powerful Crosses, falls for rebel Callum, son of a dangerous Nought agitator. Their desire to be together threatens family loyalties and sparks a growing political crisis.

Book by	Malorie Blackman
Adapted by	Dominic Cooke

Production:: (T1164628794)

This production may not be suitable for young children. Running time approx. 2 hours 35 mins including interval.

Producer	Royal Shakespeare Theatre
Director	Dominic Cooke
Design	Kandis Cook
Sound	Christopher Shutt
Lighting	Wolfgang Gobbel
Music	Gary Yershon
Director	Liz Ranken (movement)
Director	Terry King (fights)
Performer	Ony Uhiara (Sephy)
Performer	Richard Madden (Callum)
Performer	Jo Martin (Jasmine)
Performer	Michelle Butterly (Meggie)
Performer	Tyrone Huggins
Performer	Charles Abomeli (Jack / Mr Pinguile / Executioner)
Performer	Davinia Anderson (Dionne / Journalist)
Performer	Doreen Blackstock (Kelani Adams / Governor / Lola)
Performer	Daniel Bowers (Peter / Protester / Elderly Man)
Performer	Louise Callaghan (Lynette / Leila)
Performer	Christopher Daley (Colin / Morgan)
Performer	Tracy Ifeachor (Minerva)
Performer	Phil McKee (Ryan)
Performer	Jenny Ogilvie (Sarah Pike / Shania)
Performer	Clarence Smith (Reporter / Policemen / Stanhope)
Performer	Freddy White (Jude)
Performer	Tyrone Huggins (Kamal / Mr Corser)

Listing:: L0910792377

Production details

This production may not be suitable for young children. Running time approx. 2 hours 35 mins including interval.

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