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Performance

VenueHaymarket Theatre
TownBasingstoke
CountyHampshire
From5th October 2011
To5th October 2011
When19:30
PricesFrom £14.00. To £14.00.
Haymarket Theatre (V764)
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  • Date of change: 20 Jul 11 - T1279713921

The Tragical History of Dr Faustus - A Damned Fine Play

Work:: The Tragical History of Dr Faustus - A Damned Fine Play (S1159837311)

A company doomed forever to tell and re-tell the story of Faustus, his wanton hunger for knowledge and power, his avarice, his lust, his appalling ukulele playing, his pact with the devil and his descent into hell. What is the relationship between the dominic flimflam man Mephistopholis and his willing but seemingly useless assistant, and is Faustus part of the act? Join us in a picaresque tale of Mephistophelian Mountbankery as we travel the carnivals and cheap variety houses of the world with our ragbag vaudeville. Don't worry this is the tragical tale as written by Kit Marlowe and all in his own words, although as Eric Morecambe said, not necessarily in the right order. It's devilishly good!
Author Christopher Marlowe

Production:: (T1279713921)

Some of the most popular dramatic verse ever written and some splendid comedy to go with it. Dance, song, the dulcet tones of the ukulele: a touch of ventriloquism; smoke, mirrors and cheap tricks.
Company Third Party Productions (in association with The New Diorama)
Adapted by Third Party
Director John Wright
Director Toria Banks
Lighting Anthony Gleave
Performer Shelley Atkinson
Performer Anthony Gleave
Performer Nicholas Collett

Listing:: L726348249




Production details

Some of the most popular dramatic verse ever written and some splendid comedy to go with it. Dance, song, the dulcet tones of the ukulele: a touch of ventriloquism; smoke, mirrors and cheap tricks.

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