Performance

Venue	Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (WCMD)/Raymond Edwards Building/Anthony Hopkins Centre
	Also: Coleg Cerdd a Drama Cymru, Bute Theatre, Caird Studio Theatre, Sir Geraint Evans Recital Room, Weston Gallery, British Steel Recital Room, S4C Studio
Town	Cardiff
County	Glamorgan
From	6th June 2012
To	6th June 2012
When	19:30
Prices	From £12.00. To £12.00.
Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (WCMD)/Raymond Edwards Building/Anthony Hopkins Centre (V01146970443)
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Date of change: 30 May 12 - T1605843232

The Games

Work:: The Games (S01200814649)

Three athletes with aspirations of greatness are poised to compete at the largest sporting event in the ancient world, 'The Games'. Under-funded, under-prepared and completely out of their depth, they take on the heroes of ancient Greece. This is their story... Inspired by stories of the ancient Olympics Spike Theatre bring back to life a world of Greek Gods and bizarre sporting events in their own inimitable style. This comic re-telling of all things Greek will incorporate sporting equipment with a thousand uses, an original musical score and scenes of simulated nudity!

Production:: (T1605843232)

Company	Spike Theatre (in association with unitytheatre and The Met)
Director	Mark Smith
Director	Toby Park
Design	Colin Eccleston
Lighting	Jon Burke
Lighting	Becck Hillam (lighting technician)
Sound	Chris Tomlinson
Musical Director	Toby Park
Performer	Mark KeeMar Smith (Stanzas)
Performer	Keddy Sutton (Hermaphrodite)
Performer	Liam Tobin (Darius)

Listing:: L146789903

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