A Workshop Presentation - T083859581Author Lizzie Lister. Author Mick Lister. Author Clare Lonsdale. | |
| 2 Jun 22 to 4 Jun 22 | The Turbine Theatre, Inner London :: V01296042936 listing details L01634846400 |
| 3 Feb 22 to 5 Feb 22 | The Turbine Theatre, Inner London :: V01296042936 listing details L792389834 |
T0654628557Rehearsed Reading. The year is 1800 in a remote and lonely community in West Yorkshire. A stranger is brought into the lives of the Earnshaw and Linton families, who will change the course of their lives forever. A story of revenge, survival and undying love.Book by Catherine McDonald. Music Catherine McDonald. Lyrics Catherine McDonald. Music Adam Morris. Performer Philippa Wright (Catherine Linton). Performer Michaela Cartmell (Cathy Earnshaw). Performer Chris Ellis-Stanton (Edgar Linton). Performer Daniel Moore (Hareton Earnshaw). Performer Chris Cowley (Heathcliff). Performer Scott Ellis (Hindley Earnshaw). Performer Emily Byrt (Isabella Linton). Performer Dean Bray (Linton Heathcliff). Performer Jon Osbaldeston (Mr Earnshaw / Mr Lockwood). Performer Camilla Simson (Nelly Deane). | |
| 2 Oct 17 | The Other Palace, Inner London :: V806511856 listing details L0204476614 |
T0667044499Company WAOS. | |
| 5 May 15 to 9 May 15 | Rhoda McGaw Theatre, Woking :: V1033 listing details L1795193500 |
T259954493Premiere of an adaptation of the well-loved classic, staged as a musical. The story of desire, belonging and vengeance and the unforgettable characters of Heathcliff and Cathy are brought to new life by means of a musical score, which enhances the dramatic tale superbly.Adapted by Catherine McDonald. | |
| 11 Feb 14 to 15 Feb 14 | Barons Court Theatre, Inner London :: V169 listing details L179525036 |
T903435941McMaster's award-winning, all male version of Emily Bronte's classic novel re-visits the landscapes and lives of the characters from this seminal text, and places them alongside a poignant and significant exploration of what it means to be a ?man' living in the world today.Adapted by Peter McMaster. | |
| 22 Oct 13 to 26 Oct 13 | BAC (Battersea Arts Centre), Inner London :: V168 listing details L02139105953 |
T0193328372Myriad Theatre's sizzling new adaptation of Emily Bronte's wildly passionate masterpiece. No holds barred in this production: this will be Cathy and Heathcliff as you have never seen them before! Cathy has just three options: marry Heathcliff and remain utterly penniless, at the mercy of her brother's rabid mood swings; go away, to become a governess; or marry the wealthy landowner who has fallen in love with her - and use his money and station to try to find happiness. The play poses the question: which option should Cathy choose?Company Myriad Theatre. | |
| 10 Jul 12 to 15 Jul 12 | Barons Court Theatre, Inner London :: V169 listing details L0219549417 |
T01422715176Brontë goes to Bollywood in an irresistible new musical The scorched desert landscape of Rajasthan is the setting for this musical interpretation of Emily Brontë’s classic tale of passion, jealousy and revenge. Shakuntala, headstrong daughter of spice merchant Singh, falls for Krishan, a street urchin that Singh brings home after one of his trips to market. But can their adolescent love withstand India’s rigid social hierarchies, and Shakuntala’s yearning for a life inside Vijay’s sumptuous haveli? Wuthering Heights is the latest show from leading British Asian Company, Tamasha - creator of Fourteen Songs, Two Weddings and a Funeral (winner of the Barclays Theatre Award for Best Musical) and the groundbreaking East is East. Influenced by a history of Indian cinema - from brooding black-and-white epics of the 40s and 50s, to colourful contemporary blockbusters - it will captivate theatregoers of all ages.Producer Tamasha. Producer Coliseum Theatre (co-production in association with Lyric Hammersmith). Adapted by Tamasha. Book by Deepak Verma. Music Sheema Mukherjee. Music Felix Corss. Lyrics Felix Cross. Director Kristine Landon-Smith. Design Sue Mayes. Music John Rigby (musical supervisor). Music John Rigby (orchestrations and arrangements). Music Chandru of Bollywood Strings (orchestrations and arrangements). Choreographer Nikki Woollaston. Lighting Itai Erdal. Sound Mike Furness. Performer Pushpinder Chani. Performer Rina Fatania. Performer Anil Kumar. Performer Divian Ladwa. Performer Sheena Patel. Performer Youkti Patel. Performer Davina Perera. Performer Gary Pillai. Performer Amith Rahman. Performer Youkti Patel. Performer irvine Iqbal. Performer Najam Javed. Performer Ambika Jois. Performer Shaheen Khan. Performer Kartik Raghunathan. | |
| 16 Jun 09 to 20 Jun 09 | Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate :: V942 listing details L972684907 |
| 16 Jun 09 to 20 Jun 09 | Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate :: V942 listing details L02067546944 |
| 2 Jun 09 to 6 Jun 09 | NST Campus, Southampton :: V776 listing details L1740289032 |
| 29 Apr 09 to 23 May 09 | Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, Outer London :: V315 listing details L1893455717 |
| 21 Apr 09 to 25 Apr 09 | Citizens Theatre, Glasgow :: V611 listing details L1047935547 |
| 7 Apr 09 to 11 Apr 09 | Northcott Theatre, Exeter :: V886 listing details L610142001 |
| 13 Mar 09 to 28 Mar 09 | Coliseum Theatre, Oldham :: V497 listing details L02018478189 |
T512262745The wild and passionate story of Catherine Earnshaw and her adopted brother Heathcliff. Set in the harsh windswept world of the Yorkshire Moors, Wuthering Heights is a dark unforgettable story of thwarted love that endures to the grave and beyond.Producer Abbey Musical Society. Director Colin Smith. Director Noreen Steel (music). Choreographer Sarah Jackson. | |
| 18 Mar 02 to 23 Mar 02 | The Forum, Barrow-in-Furness :: V1 listing details L1654430392 |
T1758206054The wild and passionate story of Catherine Earnshaw and her adopted brother Heathcliff. Set in the harsh windswept world of the Yorkshire Moors, Wuthering Heights is a dark unforgettable story of thwarted love that endures to the grave and beyond.Company Image Theatre. | |
| 7 Apr 01 | Wyeside Arts Centre, Builth Wells :: V850 listing details L0171100199 |
| 6 Apr 01 | The Coliseum, Aberdare :: V821 listing details L0963399292 |
| 4 Apr 01 to 5 Apr 01 | Octagon Theatre, Yeovil :: V919 listing details L0686757872 |
| 2 Apr 01 to 3 Apr 01 | Fairfield Halls, Outer London :: V295 listing details L0940862533 |
| 27 Mar 01 | Palace Theatre, Mansfield :: V453 listing details L1475962174 |
| 23 Mar 01 | Millfield Theatre, Outer London :: V316 listing details L457238438 |
| 22 Mar 01 | Prince of Wales Centre, Cannock :: V115 listing details L01569323211 |
| 8 Mar 01 to 10 Mar 01 | New Wimbledon Theatre, Outer London :: V341 listing details L1747453726 |
| 7 Mar 01 | Brewhouse, Burton-on-Trent :: V126 listing details L01035222857 |
| 6 Mar 01 | Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton :: V160 listing details L1589733449 |
| 3 Mar 01 | Pavilion Theatre, Rhyl :: V813 listing details L01121921058 |
| 1 Mar 01 | Watersmeet Theatre, Rickmansworth :: V49 listing details L01103315988 |
| 22 Feb 01 | Telford Theatre, Telford :: V110 listing details L771848994 |
| 19 Feb 01 to 20 Feb 01 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre, Taunton :: V918 listing details L01947076355 |
| 17 Feb 01 | Arc Theatre, Trowbridge :: V881281219 listing details L901115313 |
| 16 Feb 01 | Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe :: V749 listing details L1269132826 |
| 14 Feb 01 | The Harlequin, Redhill :: V707 listing details L01871865975 |
| 9 Feb 01 | Corn Exchange, Newbury :: V732 listing details L290732376 |
| 6 Feb 01 | Guildhall Arts Centre, Grantham :: V447 listing details L252134396 |
