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The Globe Mysteries archiveCelebrating the spirit of medieval street theatre and processional performance and take a fresh and contemporary look at The Mystery Plays as one of the most important influences on theatre. Beginning with the creation and ending with the last judgement, the English Mysteries introduced aspects of medieval life into theatrical representations of the bible. With community guilds presenting relevant scenes on lavishly decorated wagons or platforms, these collections of plays were developed from the 10th Century up until just before Shakespeare's own plays were performed. Lavish costumes, ballad singers and musicians bring a rich theatricality to Southwark this summer. Drawing on medieval traditions and inspired by the stories of the bible, The Globe Mysteries celebrate the spirit of medieval street theatre and processional performance and take a fresh and contemporary look at The Mystery Plays as one of the most important influences on theatre.

Cast/Performers

William Ash (Jesus), David Hargreaves (God), Joe Caffrey, Philip Cumbus, Marcus Griffiths, Adrian Hood, Paul Hunter, Lisa McGrillis, Rhiannon Meades, David Nellist, Matthew Pidgeon, John Stahl, Ony Uhiara, Helen Weir

Creatives/Company

Author: Tony Harrison
Producer: Shakespeare's Globe
Director: Deborah Bruce
Design: Jonathan Fensom
Music: Olly Fox

The Globe Mysteries

The Globe Mysteries (Play) production archive for QTIX code T0976528189. Details of all The Globe Mysteries archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S621836878

Archive Listings

5 Aug 11
  to
1 Oct 11
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
West End, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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