Two travellers slope towards sixteenth century Padua where Andreas Vesalius is at work on the first accurate map of the interior universe of the body. Life would be easier, of course, if his illustrator Stephan, the prodigiously talented artist trained by Titian, didn't have such a sensitive stomach. But in a world where Laurel and Hardy meet Burke and Hare, this is the least of his problems. Andreas is also busy taunting the Watch and pushing the authorities to the limit of their tolerance with the first public dissection of a human cadaver. Or at least he would be if he could find a body to put on the slab... The Anatomist mixes high ideals and low comedy as the past and future collide in a funny and tragic tale which ultimately asks what it means to be human. Note: Contains very strong language and scenes which may shock.T51445452Company Eastern Angles Theatre Company. Director Ivan Cutting. Design Rosie Alabaster. Lighting Steve Cooney. Performer Tom Marshall (Andreas). Performer Nadia Morgan (Stephan). Performer Richard Sandells. Performer Veronica Hempsey. Performer Timothy Speyer. Performer William Gregory. Performer Grainne Gilli. | |
| 10 Jul 06 to 22 Jul 06 | Upstairs at the Gatehouse, Inner London :: V1170 listing details L758040302 |
