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Frankenstein - A Truly Monstrous Experiment archive

Mary (Mother of Frankenstein) Shelley's literary Monsterpiece is unbound again. What's he making in there? Beneath the gibbous moon, amidst those bottled faces, flayed nerves and wriggling limbs. It surely can't be for the children. And what was that crawled out of the petri dish and slithered underneath the door ........? In this hideously unhinged reworking of the classic Gothic tale Forkbeard Fantasy's renowned mix of eye-goggling cine-magic, hilarious horror and wild mechanical sets combine to tell the story, on stage and screen, of the man, the creature and the bolt from the blue. Frankenstein - A Truly Monstrous Experiment website.

Creatives/Company

Author: Forkbeard Fantasy
Company: Forkbeard Fantasy
Director: Andy Hay
Other: Robin Thorburn (cinematography
Lighting: Paul Dunaway
Sound: Ed Jobling (and projection)
Music: Home Life

Frankenstein - A Truly Monstrous Experiment

Frankenstein - A Truly Monstrous Experiment (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1239406979. Details of all Frankenstein - A Truly Monstrous Experiment archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1675116467

Archive Listings

27 Nov 02 to 28 Nov 02	Blackpool Grand Theatre Blackpool, Lancashire Performance Details => Venue archive
20 Nov 02 to 23 Nov 02	The Lowry Salford, Greater Manchester Performance Details => Venue archive
12 Nov 02 to 16 Nov 02	Warwick Arts Centre Coventry, West Midlands Performance Details => Venue archive
5 Nov 02 to 9 Nov 02	Lighthouse (previously known as Poole Arts Centre) Poole, Dorset Performance Details => Venue archive
30 Oct 02 to 2 Nov 02	Brighton Dome Brighton, East Sussex Performance Details => Venue archive

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