Performance

Venue	Lighthouse (previously known as Poole Arts Centre)
	Also: Sherling Studio
Town	Poole
County	Dorset
From	21st October 2008
To	25th October 2008
When	19:30. Wed, Sat Mats 14:30
Prices	From £12.50. To £17.50.
Lighthouse (previously known as Poole Arts Centre) (V910)
Current/Future Listings
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Wuthering Heights

Work:: Wuthering Heights (S2064)

When Heathcliff, a mysterious child is rescued and brought to Wuthering Heights, he develops an inseparable bond to Cathy, a friendship which soon develops into a passionate and iconic love spanning generations and ending with tragedy.

Book by

Emily Bronte

Production:: (T0734152517)

It is the story of the wildly passionate but doomed love between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw. Their unresolved passion eventually destroys them both and after Catherine's death a tormented Heathcliff embarks on a ruthless vendetta against those who had prevented them from being together. Set in the wilds of Yorkshire this fierce vision of an extraordinary passion in which heaven and hell, nature and society, dynamic and passive forces clash, has a unique and timeless appeal.

Producer	Birmingham Rep
Producer	Touring Consortium
Adapted by	April de Angelis
Director	Indhu Robasingham
Design	Mike Britton
Lighting	Chris Davey
Sound	Matt McKenzie
Choreographer	Imogen Knight
Director	Neale Birch (associate director)
Director	Bret Yount (fight)
Other	Neil Swain (dialect coach)
Music	Paul Englishby
Performer	Susannh York
Performer	Amanda Ryan
Performer	Antony Byrne
Performer	Simon Coates
Performer	Edmund Kingsley
Performer	David Whitworth
Performer	Toby Dantzic
Performer	Victoria Yeates
Performer	Emma Noakes
Performer	Martin Allanson

Listing:: L1679401665

Production details

It is the story of the wildly passionate but doomed love between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw. Their unresolved passion eventually destroys them both and after Catherine's death a tormented Heathcliff embarks on a ruthless vendetta against those who had prevented them from being together. Set in the wilds of Yorkshire this fierce vision of an extraordinary passion in which heaven and hell, nature and society, dynamic and passive forces clash, has a unique and timeless appeal.

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