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Venue	General
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	20th February 2024
To	17th March 2024
When	Tue-Sat 19:20. Sat 14:50. Sun 15:50.
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Date of change: 16 Feb 24 - T0769556212

Bacchanalia

Work:: Bacchanalia (S467599127)

A story of revenge, politics and seduction - witness first-hand the clash between mortals and the divine. Take a trip to the city of Thebes, where King Pentheus believes he has everything under control - that is until his divine cousin Dionysus turns up seeking revenge on the family who have expressed doubt about this upstart god's status. Witness first-hand the clash between mortals and the divine. You will ask yourself ... Do you deny a god?

Production:: (T0769556212)

An intense, reimagining of Euripides' The Bacchae in a 1960s hypnotic setting. 36 audience members mingle with 7 performers in a free-roam immersive show in an underground crypt.

Company	Sleepwalk
Director	Sebastian Huang (Artistic Director)
Director	Ruth Howard (Movement Director)
Director	Maya McQueen (Associate Director)
Producer	Maya McQueen (Producer)
Producer	Madeleine Houghton (Producer)
Author	Peter Broughton (Co-Creator)
Performer	Jordan Ajadi
Performer	Fionn Cox-Davies
Performer	Fania Grigoriou
Performer	Ruth Howard
Performer	WenHsin Lee
Performer	Christian Loveless
Performer	James McGregor
Performer	Maya McQueen

Listing:: L272437038

Performances in St Peter's Church Crypt, Bethnal Green, E2 7AE.

Current production:Tour/Production

Production details

An intense, reimagining of Euripides' The Bacchae in a 1960s hypnotic setting. 36 audience members mingle with 7 performers in a free-roam immersive show in an underground crypt. Performances in St Peter's Church Crypt, Bethnal Green, E2 7AE.

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