Performance

Venue	Warwick Arts Centre
	Also: TheHub, Studio, Butterworth Hall, The Goose Nest
Town	Coventry
County	West Midlands
From	12th March 2013
To	15th March 2013
When	19:45
Prices	From £13.50. To £13.50.
Warwick Arts Centre (V156)
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Date of change: 26 Feb 13 - T1954477697
Date of change: 6 Feb 13 - T1954477697

The Anatomy of Melancholy

Work:: The Anatomy of Melancholy (S210198656)

Written four hundred years ago by librarian and vicar Robert Burton, The Anatomy of Melancholy has been described as "the greatest book ever written". Its 1500 pages are full of cutting edge science, maids vomiting pebbles, priests defecating in ditches, lovers unrequited, friends who can't be parted, plus enormous expansive long lists of every food, herb, location, activity or occupation that can bring on or cure melancholy in any one of its many forms.

Production:: (T1954477697)

In their stage version, Stan's Cafe transform this extraordinary book into a guided tour of melancholy and the mind of its author; in so doing they consider how this 17th century self-help manual reflects our own concerns and obsessions. Running time: 2hrs 40mins (including interval). Age 12+

Company	Stan's Cafe
Director	James Yarker
Design	Harry Trow
Design	Stan's Cafe
Music	Nina West
Dramaturg	Zelda Hannay
Costume	Kay Wilton
Performer	Gerard Bell
Performer	Rochi Rampal
Performer	Graeme Rose
Performer	Craig Stephens

Listing:: L01185982245

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Production details

In their stage version, Stan's Cafe transform this extraordinary book into a guided tour of melancholy and the mind of its author; in so doing they consider how this 17th century self-help manual reflects our own concerns and obsessions. Running time: 2hrs 40mins (including interval). Age 12+ Studio

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