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Hero and Leander - Or, I Love You, But Everything’s Under Water archive

Six multi-instrumentalists tell the tragic Greek myth of Hero and Leander, a love story told through songs inspired by folk, indie, sea shanties and choral music. It is a story of borders, of bad rulers, worse weather, and how we keep going when everything is terrible. The six musicians tell the story together through vocals, creating atmosphere and an unpredictable sea with instruments including cello, violin, guitars, trumpet, percussion and an accordion.

Cast/Performers

Beatrice Newman, Yoon Ji Kim, Sian Keen, Hanno Rigger, Jack Dean, Jay Kerry

Creatives/Company

Author: Jack Dean
Company: Jack Dean & Company
Director: Christopher Harrison

Hero and Leander - Or, I Love You, But Everything’s Under Water

Hero and Leander - Or, I Love You, But Everything’s Under Water (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01792198778. Details of all Hero and Leander - Or, I Love You, But Everything’s Under Water archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01858022894

Archive Listings

4 Nov 22	General General, Hampshire Performance Details => Venue archive
12 Sep 21	General Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset Performance Details => Venue archive
21 Aug 21	Launceston Town Hall Launceston, Cornwall Performance Details => Venue archive
21 Jul 21 to 22 Jul 21	General Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset Performance Details => Venue archive
17 Jul 21	Pound Arts Centre Corsham, Wiltshire Performance Details => Venue archive
15 Jul 21	Plough Arts Centre Great Torrington, Devon Performance Details => Venue archive
14 Jul 21	Plough Arts Centre Great Torrington, Devon Performance Details => Venue archive
8 Jul 21 to 9 Jul 21	Exeter Phoenix Exeter, Devon Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

Hero & Leander Or, I Love You, But Everything's Under Water review
15Jul21: Touring outdoor production seen at Clovelly Court

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