Performance

Venue	Etcetera Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	8th May 2012
To	27th May 2012
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sun 18:30
Prices	From £14.00. To £14.00.
Etcetera Theatre (V198)
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Date of change: 10 Apr 12 - T30991716

Titus Andronicus

Work:: Titus Andronicus (S5298)

Returning to Rome from a war against the Goths, the general Titus Andronicus brings with him the queen Tamora and her three sons as prisoners of war. Titus' sacrifice of Tamora's eldest son to appease the ghosts of his dead sons, and his decision to refuse to accept the title of emperor, initiates a terrible cycle of mutilation, rape and murder. And all the while, at the centre of the nightmare, there moves the villainous, self-delighting Aaron.

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T30991716)

Adaptation transported into the underbelly of 1980's London. Set deep inside British extremist, skinhead culture, Roman warriors are unapologetically replaced with National Front political soldiers and their armour switched for military style shaved heads, combat boots, drugs and knives. Running time: 2hrs

Producer	Hiraeth Artistic Productions
Director	Zoe Ford
Design	Nadia Malik
Performer	David Vaughan-knight (Titus Andronicus)
Performer	Rosalind Blessed
Performer	Garry Mannion
Performer	Adam Henderson Scott
Performer	Maya Thomas
Performer	Robert Durbin
Performer	Alexander Neal
Performer	Benjamin Ireland
Performer	David Bevan
Performer	Paul Kendrick
Performer	Stanley J. Browne

Listing:: L440746959

Production details

Adaptation transported into the underbelly of 1980's London. Set deep inside British extremist, skinhead culture, Roman warriors are unapologetically replaced with National Front political soldiers and their armour switched for military style shaved heads, combat boots, drugs and knives. Running time: 2hrs

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