Performance

Venue	Hull Truck Theatre
	Also: Studio, The Heron
Town	Hull
County	Humberside
From	13th June 2002
To	29th June 2002
When	19:30
Prices	From £4.50. To £11.50.
Hull Truck Theatre (V935)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Moby Dick

Work:: Moby Dick (S0652083038)

Re-live the great story on-board a ship in this classic seafaring story...the sailor's song from the crows nest is heard above; Captain Ahab's 'coffin tap' tread echoes on the decks beneath. The ghosts, the doomed Pequod's crew, rise from the hold. The harpooners recreate the horror of 'the last great hunt' as their voyage takes us deeper into a world of obsession, power and darkness. Music, magical visual image, and a dynamic storytelling style all combine in a ghostly performance within the atmospheric close quarters of the ship's aft deck auditorium.

Book by

Hermann Melville

Production:: (T911985146)

The greatest adventure of all time shall be brought to life, against the backdrop of Hull's fishing heritage. A play within a play, the action will flit between 1950s Hull and 19th Century America. A whistle stop trip through history, a cast of six, will adopt a myriad of roles, plucked straight from the Hull dockside and the heart of Moby Dick.

Producer	Hull Truck
Adapted by	Nick Lane
Adapted by	John Godber
Director	John Godber
Design	Pip Leckenby
Lighting	Graham Kirk
Choreographer	Lucy Cullingford
Costume	John Boddy
Performer	Lucy Cullingford
Performer	Dicken Ashworth
Performer	Martin Barass
Performer	Joanne Jolley
Performer	Sarah Parks
Performer	Amy Tomson

Listing:: L2079243901

Production details

The greatest adventure of all time shall be brought to life, against the backdrop of Hull's fishing heritage. A play within a play, the action will flit between 1950s Hull and 19th Century America. A whistle stop trip through history, a cast of six, will adopt a myriad of roles, plucked straight from the Hull dockside and the heart of Moby Dick.

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