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The Golem - Octoberfest 2003 (BAC) archive

In the sixteenth century Prague Ghetto, a 'living man' was made from clay to protect the Jews from persecution. It was Golem. In the sixteenth century Prague Ghetto, a 'living man' is made from clay to protect the Jews from persecution. It is The Golem, the legend that has inspired Doo-Cot's brand new piece of compelling visual performance that touches on madness, illusions and delusions. Using puppetry, music, words, film and software, Doo-Cot creates moving pictures and strange visions of tawdry beauty, trashing the boundaries of performance. <a href="http://www.doo-cot.com">Website</a>

Cast/Performers

Nenagh Watson

Creatives/Company

Producer: The Drill Hall (in association with Jane Corry)
Company: Doo-Cot
Other: Rachael Field (live film and image manipulation)
Director: Faynia Williams
Music: Sylvia Hallett

The Golem - Octoberfest 2003 (BAC)

The Golem - Octoberfest 2003 (BAC) (Play) production archive for QTIX code T0345226947. Details of all The Golem - Octoberfest 2003 (BAC) archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S3442

Archive Listings

15 Nov 03	University of Bedfordshire Theatre (formerly the Bowen West Theatre) Bedford, Bedfordshire Performance Details => Venue archive
11 Nov 03	Arena Theatre Wolverhampton, West Midlands Performance Details => Venue archive
30 Oct 03	Arts Centre Colchester, Essex Performance Details => Venue archive
21 Oct 03	BAC (Battersea Arts Centre) Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
19 Oct 03 to 2 Nov 03	RADA Studios (formely Drill Hall Arts Centre) Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
16 Oct 03 to 17 Oct 03	Manchester Gorilla (formerly Green Room) Manchester, Greater Manchester Performance Details => Venue archive

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