Performance

Venue	Bristol Old Vic
	Also: Main House, Weston Studio, Cooper's Loft Studio
Town	Bristol
County	City of Bristol
From	7th July 2015
To	11th July 2015
When	Tue-Fri 10:30, 13:30.Sat 14:00, 17:00
Bristol Old Vic (V857)
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Date of change: 13 Mar 15 - T01562872835

Medusa

Work:: Medusa (S01478664852)

Athens is cursed! King Theseus has only one desire: a son to inherit the throne, but every child born to him perishes after only a few hours. The women in his life watch on, powerless to provide him with the thing he wants most. Despair leads Theseus to seek terrifying answers, and a truth which will bring him eye-to-eye with the most hideous creature in the ancient world - Medusa! Can he face his fears and break the curse?

Author

Adam Peck

Production:: (T01562872835)

A brand new legend inspired by Greek myths, this Bristol Old Vic production of Medusa is high-octane storytelling theatre at its best. From the creators of last year's sell-out success Minotaur, don't miss this exhilarating family show perfect for ages 7 years and older. This brand new play has been created in close consultation with KS2 children and staff, and arrives at Bristol Old Vic after touring to over twenty schools in Sedgemoor.

Presented by	Bristol Old Vic
Director	Toby Hulse

Listing:: L80832759

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A brand new legend inspired by Greek myths, this Bristol Old Vic production of Medusa is high-octane storytelling theatre at its best. From the creators of last year's sell-out success Minotaur, don't miss this exhilarating family show perfect for ages 7 years and older. This brand new play has been created in close consultation with KS2 children and staff, and arrives at Bristol Old Vic after touring to over twenty schools in Sedgemoor. Studio

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