Son of Man

Archive Listings for Son of Man

T0935276517 (CANALCAFE07) Producer Trent Nichols. Director Helen Tennison. Design Karoline Young. Costume Miranda King. Music Peter Joucla. Lighting Andy Peregrine. Director Phil Croskin (fights). Performer Leigh Acton. Performer Dominic Brewer. Performer Mark Carlisle. Performer Henry Dunn. Performer Deborah Hewitt. Performer Nina Lucy Wylde. Performer Owen Martin. Performer Daniel Moore. Performer Howard McNair. Performer Dave Palfreyman.
2 May 07 to 19 May 07	Canal Cafe Theatre, Bridge House Pub, Inner London :: V177 listing details L01326765374
T844553541 (NORTHERN06) Producer Northern Stage. Director Erica Whyman. Design Soutra Gilmour. Lighting Charles Balfour. Music Gilad Atzmon.
20 Mar 07 to 24 Mar 07	The Lowry, Salford :: V0655996499 listing details L1270553725
8 Sep 06 to 23 Sep 06	Northern Stage (previously known as Newcastle Haymarket Playhouse), Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L1885421780
T1566428309 (EXC98) Company Theatre Exchange.
12 May 98 to 13 May 98	Redgrave Theatre, Bristol :: V858 listing details L283161420

Details

Play :: An epic story in an epic space. Dennis Potter’s Son of Man is the story of Jesus from his 39th day in the desert through to his crucifixion. Son of Man is thought provoking and radical. Potter’s script takes audiences on a great journey. From heretic and liar to hero and leader, the transformation of Jesus from obscurity to icon is laid bare for audiences. Son of Man challenges many traditional Christian ideas. Potter’s Jesus rails against all wars, all prisons, all exploitation, all discrimination; he struggles to pray for his enemies and to love his persecutors. Son of Man shows us a man, not a Messiah.

Author

Dennis Potter