Performance

Venue	Southbank Centre
	Also: Royal Festival Hall, RFH, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Purcell Room, Tuff Nutt Jazz Club
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	9th July 2014
To	12th July 2014
When	19:30
Prices	From £20.00. To £27.50.
Southbank Centre (V423)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

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Date of change: 10 Mar 14 - T029613719

The Rape of Lucrece

Work:: The Rape of Lucrece (S1247483846)

Shakespeare's tragic morality love poem was written around 1593 during a period when the theatres of London were closed due to plague. This is the story, originally told by Ovid and Livy of a woman's struggle between honour and life.

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Shakespeare

Production:: (T029613719)

In the hypnotic hands of internationally-acclaimed performer Camille O'Sullivan, this rarely performed epic poem is thrillingly brought to life through storytelling and song by the Royal Shakespeare Company. With original music played live by Feargal Murray on piano, O'Sullivan inhabits the souls of both Tarquin and Lucrece.

Company	Royal Shakespeare Company
Adapted by	Elizabeth Freestone
Adapted by	Feargal Murray
Adapted by	Camille O'Sullivan
Director	Elizabeth Freestone
Music	Feargal Murray
Music	Camille O'Sullivan
Design	Lily Arnold
Lighting	Vince Herbert
Sound	Claire Windsor
Performer	Camille O'Sullivan
Performer	Feargal Murray (piano)

Listing:: L1781541273

Queen Elizabeth Hall

Production details

In the hypnotic hands of internationally-acclaimed performer Camille O'Sullivan, this rarely performed epic poem is thrillingly brought to life through storytelling and song by the Royal Shakespeare Company. With original music played live by Feargal Murray on piano, O'Sullivan inhabits the souls of both Tarquin and Lucrece. Queen Elizabeth Hall

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