Details

The Mysteries archiveTony Harrison's The Mysteries is theatre on an epic scale leading you through the birth, life and death and resurrection of Christ and culminating in the end of the world with Judgement Day. First performed at the National Theatre in the 1970s and 80s, Tony Harrison's The Mysteries are raw, earthy and poetic.

Creatives/Company

Author: Tony Harrison

Archive listings for The Mysteries

Work type: Play.

The Nativity/The Passion/Doomsday - T932322470

The Nativity - Sun 10th and Wed 13th July at 19:30 + Sat 16th July Mat 12:30. The Passion - Mon 11th July and Thurs 14th July at 19:30 + Sat 16th July Mat 16:00. Doomsday - Tues 12th Jul, Fri 15 July and Sat 16th July at 19:30.Corporate Sponsor Siemens. Company The Royal Company. Director Matt Green. Director David Longford. Design Lindsey Bradford. Music OPUS.
10 Jul 05 to 16 Jul 05Theatre Royal, Nottingham :: V462
listing details L1666700121

T878575960

The Nativity 2hrs 30mins, The Passion 1hr 50mins, Doomsday 2hrs. Three Promenade Productions: The Nativity, The Passion and Doomsday. In a unique celebration of the Millennium, the National is reviving one of the most famous shows in its history - 'The Mysteries, a great cycle of medieval plays which are part of the foundation of our culture. The original creative team have reunited to present a new version of their epoch-making show, and once again, audiences can mingle with the actors and follow the action in these unforgettable promenade performances. By rooting the plays in a gritty working environment and using contemporary music, Tony Harrison's superb adaptations have reclaimed these seminal works for our times. Each of the three plays is complete in itself, and in sequence, 'The Nativity, The Passion' and 'Doomsday' tell the story from the Creation to the Last Judgment. First performed together in a sell-out run at the National in 1985, before transferring to the West End, 'The Mysteries' met with unanimous acclaim.Director Bill Bryden. Design William Dudley. Music John Tams. Lighting Laurie Clayton. Choreographer David Busby (dances). Director Frank Nealon (associate). Sound Paul Groothuis. Performer Peter Armitage. Performer Stephen Bent. Performer David Bradley. Performer Cathryn Bradshaw. Performer David Busby. Performer Sue Johnston. Performer Trevor Laird. Performer John Normington. Performer Robert Oates. Performer Joanna Page. Performer Trevor Ray. Performer Iain Robertson. Performer Jack Shepherd. Performer John Tams. Performer Howard Ward. Performer Don Warrington.
7 Dec 99 to 6 May 00Dorfman Theatre (National Theatre), West End :: V375
listing details L1259362714

T839990282

Company Northern Broadsides. Director Barrie Rutter. Design Celia Imogen. Music Conrad Nelsonn. Performer David Beckford. Performer Paul Besterman. Performer Matthew Booth. Performer Clare Calbraith. Performer Dennis Conlon. Performer Fine Time Fontayne. Performer John Gully. Performer Steve Huison. Performer Richard Hollick. Performer Nicholas Lane. Performer Sally Anne Matthews. Performer Conrad Nelson. Performer Sarah Parks. Performer Guy Parry. Performer Barrie Rutter. Performer Andy Wear.
9 Jan 00General, General :: V1280
listing details L02140613939
8 Jan 00General, General :: V1409
listing details L0512085591
5 Jan 00Grange Arts Centre, Oldham :: V498
listing details L666200392
4 Jan 00General, General :: V1279
listing details L01720153661
CORONAVIRUS: All UK venues closed on 16th March 2020, restrictions were lifted on 19th July 2021. Please note that iUKTDb archive listings between March 2020 and July 2021 may not be accurate as we did not receive details of all rescheduled and cancelled shows.

Listings powered by Dynamic Listing Ltd
Mastodon X - Twitter Multidomain certificate installed
© Dynamic Listing Ltd, UK. 1995-2024