T02126286260Using music and spoken word, hear, listen to The StoryMongers retelling the story of Beowulf, the oldest surviving poem in English literature.Company The StoryMongers. | |
| 10 Sep 14 to 12 Sep 14 | The Wardrobe Theatre, Bristol :: V1322756877 listing details L0954286761 |
T715451292In this performance master-storyteller Hugh Lupton joins forces with one of Britain’s leading percussionists Rick Wilson. Bells, gongs and drums subtly and dramatically underpin the rich language of the story. Beowulf is the oldest story in the English language - and it still has the power to raise the hairs on the back of the neck. It tells of a hero’s life, a life that is mapped by three tremendous blood-curdling encounters. Alongside these adrenalin charged encounters the story explores the journey we all make from the seeming invincibility of youth to the heroic vulnerability of old ageProducer Theatre Royal Buiry St Edmunds. Performer Hugh Lupton. Performer Rick Wilson. | |
| 8 Oct 07 to 13 Oct 07 | Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds :: V76 listing details L0609349401 |
| 13 Dec 06 | Darlington Arts Centre, Darlington :: V563 listing details L1535032807 |
T1779660383Company Arches Theatre Company. Adapted by Seamus Heaney. Translation Seamus Heaney. Director Andy Arnold. | |
| 11 Feb 04 to 21 Feb 04 | The Arches, Glasgow :: V618 listing details L0218761066 |
T01421797657Company Cheshire County Youth Theatre. Adapted by Helen Newall. Director Russ Tunney. Director Sue Welshman. Design Cathy Cross. Music Matt Baker. | |
| 11 Sep 02 to 14 Sep 02 | Forum Studio Theatre (formerly the Chester Gateway), Chester :: V468 listing details L01658996674 |
T01935384101A vibrant musical adaptation of the original story.Company Central School of Speech and Drama. | |
| 18 Jun 01 to 22 Jun 01 | Minack Theatre, Penzance :: V872 listing details L1598282626 |
T01438806593Age 8+Company Clydebuilt Puppets. | |
| 14 Apr 01 | Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L02030728051 |
| 14 Oct 00 | Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham :: V143 listing details L0780703370 |
T1029659151Translation Seamus Heaney. Company Hampshire Youth Theatre. | |
| 11 Aug 00 to 12 Aug 00 | NST Campus, Southampton :: V776 listing details L0978851578 |
T995857805Company Hampshire Youth Theatre 2000. Translation Seamus Heaney. | |
| 11 Aug 00 to 12 Aug 00 | NST Campus, Southampton :: V776 listing details L535629628 |
T02069016032Company Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. | |
| 7 Feb 98 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre, Taunton :: V918 listing details L0562027031 |
T0558030864Aimed at children with a cast of 14 actors and three musicians plus a group of acrobats. A treat for all the family.Adapted by Michael Bogdanov. Director Michael Bogdanov. Company English Shakespeare Company. Music Kim Menzer. | |
| 2 Jun 97 to 7 Jun 97 | Royal & Derngate, Northampton :: V449 listing details L1815020700 |
| 7 May 97 to 10 May 97 | The Hexagon, Reading :: V734 listing details L1874539540 |
| 28 Apr 97 to 3 May 97 | Hull New Theatre, Hull :: V934 listing details L0278291035 |
| 3 Mar 97 to 8 Mar 97 | New Theatre, Oxford :: V802 listing details L1673101814 |
| 26 Feb 97 to 1 Mar 97 | Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton :: V161 listing details L0891775003 |
| 10 Feb 97 to 15 Feb 97 | New Wimbledon Theatre, Outer London :: V341 listing details L1033520128 |
| 30 Jan 97 to 1 Feb 97 | Theatr Clwyd, Mold :: V810 listing details L01375041119 |
Marauding monsters, dragons and excitement in this 8th Century Anglo-Saxon classic. Beowulf's great enemy is Grendel the monster, who he eventually kills - only to have to fight Grendel's mother who is bent on revenge.
