Performance

Venue	The Pit, Barbican Centre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	16th November 2005
To	26th November 2005
When	19:45
Prices	From £15.00. To £15.00.
The Pit, Barbican Centre (V372)
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Listings Archive

Phaedra's Love

Work:: Phaedra's Love (S0636105691)

Hippolytus, the numb and depressed heir to the throne sits in squalor, repelled by the hypocritical world he loathes to inhabit. He endeavours to fill life's void with excess - but nothing can satiate him. Phaedra, his stepmother, burns with desire for him. Her love rejected, she ignites a chain of events that finally give Hippolytus what he longs for. 16+

Author

Sarah Kane

Production:: (T01083826130)

In this radical retelling of Seneca's tragedy, the off-stage violence of classical theatre is thrust centre stage. Sarah Kane's brief career divided and shocked her audience. Her unflinchingly honest portraits are now central to the modern European repertoire and continue to challenge and inspire. Contains scenes of a violent and sexual nature. Running time 80 mins. no interval.

Producer	BITE:05
Producer	Barbican
Producer	Young Vic
Director	Anne Tipton
Design	Naomi Dawson
Lighting	Emma Chapman
Sound	Gareth Fry
Performer	Stuart Crossman
Performer	Daniel Gosling
Performer	Brian Hickey
Performer	Diana Kent
Performer	Alexandra Moen
Performer	Dan Mullane
Performer	Laurence Penry-Jones
Performer	Zara Ramm
Performer	Nadia Williams

Listing:: L690512385

Part of the Young Genius Season

Production details

In this radical retelling of Seneca's tragedy, the off-stage violence of classical theatre is thrust centre stage. Sarah Kane's brief career divided and shocked her audience. Her unflinchingly honest portraits are now central to the modern European repertoire and continue to challenge and inspire. Contains scenes of a violent and sexual nature. Running time 80 mins. no interval. Part of the Young Genius Season

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