Performance

Venue	Wilton's Music Hall
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	12th November 2008
Opened	18th November 2008
To	6th December 2008
Prices	From £20.00. To £20.00.
Wilton's Music Hall (V1165)
Current/Future Listings
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The Tragedy of Thomas Hobbes

Work:: The Tragedy of Thomas Hobbes (S1403484182)

Set in London in 1658. England's most famous philosopher is poised to do battle with a faction of young scientists, Cromwell has closed the theatres, and talk in the coffee houses is of revolution...The Tragedy of Thomas Hobbes brings a life a period of history when science was a new theatre and philosophy became a new faith. It is a provocative and experimental journey back to a time of dead dogs, new gods, and witnessing miracles.

Author

Adriano Shaplin

Production:: (T1104404447)

The Tragedy of Thomas Hobbes is cast from the ensemble of actors performing The Taming of the Shrew and The Merchant of Venice and includes Stephen Boxer, Angus Wright and Amanda Hadingue.

Producer	Royal Shakespeare Company
Director	Adriano Shaplin
Director	Elizabeth Freestone
Design	Soutra Gilmour
Lighting	Johanna Town
Performer	Arsher Ali
Performer	William Beck
Performer	Stephen Boxer
Performer	Keir Charles
Performer	John Paul Connolly
Performer	Simon Darwen
Performer	Adrian Decosta
Performer	Leonard Fenton
Performer	James Garnon
Performer	Amanda Hadingue
Performer	Jack Laskey
Performer	Will Sharpe
Performer	Peter Shorey
Performer	Larrington Walker
Performer	Angus Wright

Listing:: L0620383607

Production details

The Tragedy of Thomas Hobbes is cast from the ensemble of actors performing The Taming of the Shrew and The Merchant of Venice and includes Stephen Boxer, Angus Wright and Amanda Hadingue.

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