Archive listings for The Odyssey
Work type: PlayT311085022 (BANBURY08)Performed by The National Diploma Performing Arts students' end of year show. Running time 80-90 mins plus an intervalCompany Flipside Theatre Company. Director Katherine Holliday. Director Sarah Mack. | |
| 12 Jun 08 | The Mill, Banbury :: V794 listing details L1173297330 |
T01860954352 (BLUEELE07)Adapted by Jonathan Shelley. Company East 15 Acting School. Company Works Well Productions. | |
| 5 Jun 07 to 9 Jun 07 | The Blue Elephant Theatre, Inner London :: V1259993386 listing details L027716693 |
T2034272321 (ICON06)Company Icon Theatre Company. | |
| 28 Apr 06 | The Platform, Morecambe :: V302377202 listing details L0793164747 |
| 23 Mar 06 | Arc Theatre, Trowbridge :: V881281219 listing details L01323222768 |
| 22 Mar 06 | Croydon Clocktower: David Lean Cinema, Outer London :: V01465162029 listing details L0550076607 |
| 14 Mar 06 | Stantonbury Campus Theatre, Milton Keynes :: V752 listing details L0445247168 |
| 11 Mar 06 | New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth :: V769 listing details L0374213469 |
T913342009 (OLDVIC05)Producer Bristol Old Vic. Producer West Yorkshire Playhouse. Director David Farr. Design Angela Davies. Sound Jason Barnes. Lighting Chris Davey. Choreographer Ann M Yee. Music Stu Baker. Design Mervyn Miller (puppets). Director Mervyn Millar (puppets). Performer Robbie Bowman. Performer Dave Fishley. Performer Colin Mace. Performer Stuart Mcloughlin. Performer Mia Soteriou. Performer Agni Tsangaridou. | |
| 7 Apr 05 to 7 May 05 | West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds :: V977 listing details L01782552287 |
| 22 Mar 05 to 2 Apr 05 | Everyman Theatre, Liverpool :: V535 listing details L1600643995 |
| 18 Feb 05 to 12 Mar 05 | Bristol Old Vic, Bristol :: V857 listing details L1240650264 |
T0718949394 (WATERMILL05)The Watermill's Youth Theatre takes a meaningful sideways glance at myth, legend, and the history of travel. Where did we come from? - and how did we end up here? Homer would be turning in her four graves...Producer The Watermill Youth Theatre. Adapted by Will Wollen. Director Will Wollen. Design Diego Pitarch. Music Paul Kissaun. Lighting Stuart Harrison. | |
| 4 May 05 to 7 May 05 | The Watermill Theatre, Newbury :: V733 listing details L1082154177 |
T01409897129 (RUDE04)Company Rude Mechanical Theatre Company. | |
| 8 Jul 04 to 9 Jul 04 | Chequer Mead, East Grinstead :: V1101 listing details L781491822 |
T01812404935 (BAB03)Babayaga aim to blend Physical Theatre with Naturalism, Dance and Storytelling to bring to life [Homer]'s second-best poem.Company Babayaga. | |
| 1 Jul 03 to 6 Jul 03 | Camden People's Theatre, Inner London :: V176 listing details L01608462493 |
T01296443398 (TRBATH02)Producer Theatre Royal Bath. Adapted by Hattie Naylor. | |
| 28 Aug 02 to 1 Sep 02 | Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L1422704620 |
T1647897123 (RNT02)The celebrated storytellers [Daniel Morden] and [Hugh Lupton] present the opportunity for young audiences to experience the entire story of the Trojan Wars in two bite-size chunks: The Illiad (the Greeks attacked Troy because of Helen? No! It was all down to a golden apple...), and The Odyssey (clever Odysseus does battle with witches, dragons and of course, the Cyclops...). See both on the same day. 1 hr 15 mins. Suitable for ages 10+ | |
| 5 Aug 02 to 6 Aug 02 | Lyttelton (National Theatre), West End :: V374 listing details L1188084202 |
T31619285 (WILD02)This production contains strong language and adult themes - recommended for fourteen years plus.Company Wildcard Theatre Company. | |
| 5 Apr 02 | Limelight Theatre, Aylesbury :: V745 listing details L0813991921 |
T0446366837 (DAR01)Company Darlington College of Technology Performing Arts Ensemble. Adapted by Derek Walcott. | |
| 14 Jun 01 to 16 Jun 01 | Darlington Arts Centre, Darlington :: V563 listing details L1567955442 |
T1827145646 (GATE99)Company Gate Theatre. Adapted by Peter Oswald. Director Martin Wylde. | |
| 20 Oct 99 to 13 Nov 99 | The Gate Theatre, Inner London :: V231 listing details L01278478616 |
| 15 Oct 99 to 16 Oct 99 | The Other Place, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V137 listing details L2013261465 |
| 14 Oct 99 | Stamford Arts Centre, Stamford :: V446 listing details L01086727713 |
| 5 Oct 99 to 9 Oct 99 | Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L248946543 |
| 29 Sep 99 | Town Hall, High Wycombe :: V748 listing details L01738664063 |
| 26 Sep 99 | The Hawth, Crawley :: V720 listing details L01361721471 |
| 24 Sep 99 | The Library Theatre, Luton :: V02027386231 listing details L0567125437 |
| 23 Sep 99 | Maltings Arts Centre, St Albans :: V52 listing details L450281079 |
| 20 Sep 99 to 22 Sep 99 | Chipping Norton Theatre, Chipping Norton :: V795 listing details L1945661531 |
Other listings | |
| 2 May 06 | Millfield Arts Centre, Outer London :: V316 listing details L739476401 |
| 30 Mar 06 | The Customs House, South Shields :: V575 listing details L0804001149 |
Homer's epic poem tells the story of the most famous fictional journey in Western Culture: The Odysseus finally reaches his homeland of Ithaka; ten years at war, ten years at sea: what does it mean to be a hero? Having faced the terror of Skylla, Charybdis and the Cyclops, resisted the charms of Circe and seen all his men die, he must now confront himself. Odysseus must meet the son he last saw as a baby and the wife he left twenty years ago, now he must face the suitors who have tried to take his place.
