Written in 1610. In The Golden Age the Greek poet Homer introduces the audience to scenes from the time when the young world was in the Golden Age. Uranus dead, his elder son Titan should succeed by right but his younger son, Saturn, has the popular voice. A compromise is brokered: Saturn will reign till death (killing at birth any sons), succeeded by Titan's son. Heartbroken after first boy is killed, Saturn's wife, aided by his mother, sends away the next three (Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto) to be raised abroad. Rape, incest and conflict ensue as the Delphic oracle foretells the work of the Fates which kings try to evade.T358977842Staged reading.Director Helen Raynor. Performer Caroline Fitzgerald. Performer Peter Harding. Performer Graham Ingle. Performer Katherine Kanter. Performer Sarah Malin. Performer Jennifer McEvoy. Performer Michael McEvoy. Performer Joseph Millson. Performer Katy Odey. Performer John Sackville. Performer Victoria Woodward. Performer Philip York. | |
| 25 Mar 01 | Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, West End :: V165 listing details L1309410404 |
