William Blake and Thomas Pain sit down for a meal in 1791 .... A meeting of two radical minds - the revolutionary Thomas Paine and the visionary William Blake. An ailing and unfair society in need of reform isn't a new problem. In Lambeth looks at a Britain shaken by the momentous turmoil across the channel. Paine argues for radical revolutionary change, Blake argues that perhaps no revolution is worth the blood spilled.T1327068260Producer Spellbound Productions. Director Michael Kingsbury. Design Ruth Sutcliffe. Performer Melody Grove (Catherine Blake). Performer Christopher Hunter (Thomas Paine). Performer Tom Mothersdale (William Blake). | |
| 10 Jul 14 to 2 Aug 14 | Southwark Playhouse Borough, Inner London :: V226 listing details L01197969713 |
T255160323Contains nudity.Performer Jack Shepherd. | |
| 8 Mar 10 to 13 Mar 10 | Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough :: V949 listing details L1415439178 |
T0454297652Company Huge Bag. Director Laura Baggaley. Design Chris Davidson. Design Chloe Lamford. | |
| 10 Jul 01 to 29 Jul 01 | Etcetera Theatre, Inner London :: V198 listing details L370131701 |
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| 9 Apr 97 to 12 Apr 97 | Cottiers Theatre, Glasgow :: V612 listing details L02071355107 |
| 18 Sep 96 | Harold Pinter Studio, Outer London :: V989 listing details L1938313868 |
