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Performance

VenueBrighton Dome
Also: Pavilion Theatre, Dome Concert Hall, Corn Exchange
TownBrighton
CountyEast Sussex
From20th September 2014
To20th September 2014
When19:00, 21:15
PricesFrom £12.00. To £12.00.
Brighton Dome (V655)
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  • Date of change: 6 Aug 14 - T0656360039

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:: (T0656360039)

'Featuring overly high drama, romantic violence, a touch of Yorkshire bleakness and a few alternative endings, Peter McMaster's award-winning, all-male performance revisits and re-imagines the landscapes and characters of Emily Bronte's seminal text. Focusing particularly on Heathcliff's mysterious disappearance from the moors, and his subsequent return as 'a man', four performers explore what it means to be a man living in the world today and consider how the lives and aspirations of men have changed since the book's publication 200 years ago. What should be left to history? And what should we hold onto as we move forward into the 21st century?
Director Peter McMaster
Performer Murray Wason
Performer Chris Hall
Performer Nick Anderson
Performer Thom Scullion

Listing:: L139619542




Production details

'Featuring overly high drama, romantic violence, a touch of Yorkshire bleakness and a few alternative endings, Peter McMaster's award-winning, all-male performance revisits and re-imagines the landscapes and characters of Emily Bronte's seminal text. Focusing particularly on Heathcliff's mysterious disappearance from the moors, and his subsequent return as 'a man', four performers explore what it means to be a man living in the world today and consider how the lives and aspirations of men have changed since the book's publication 200 years ago. What should be left to history? And what should we hold onto as we move forward into the 21st century?

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