T01251676861Freely adapted after Goethe. What would you do to achieve absolute enlightenment? Meet the man who makes the ultimate sacrifice in his search for infinite knowledge. Meet Faust. Obsessed by a fear of growing old and driven by a vampire-like lust for life our protagonist makes a pact with the mannequin-like Mephistopheles, a bizarre androgenous creature. In fact, the devil. Performed in Romanian with English supertitles. Silviu Purcarete's wild adaptation of this iconic tale is a large scale work with industrial music, pantomime, remarkable staging and a huge cast. Prepare to be assaulted by a vision of base instincts as you're drawn (literally) into Faust's apocalyptic nightmare of life and death. Please note this performance contains adult content and nudity.Producer National Theatre Radu Stanca Sibiu. Director Silviu Purcarete. Design Helmut Sturmer. Design Daniel Raduta (assistant). Music Vasile Sirli. Costume Lia Mantoc. Design Andu Dumitrescu (video). Performer Ilie Gheorghe (Ilie Gheorghe (Faust). Performer Ofelia Popii (Mephistopheles). Company Imperium Band (music performance). | |
18 Aug 09 to 22 Aug 09 | Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh :: V0493858481 listing details L0653992566 |
T04258562Directions and easy travel information provided when booking. Parking available on site. Licensed Bar. The site is accessible to wheelchair users. Please inform the Box Office when booking. Contains some nudity. Not suitable for children under 12 years of age. Young people under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. Faust is an indoor promenade performance lasting 3 hours in a continuous cycle of unfolding events. Patrons embark upon an individual journey and may stay inside the performance is very dark in places and requires active engagement in travelling across five floors. Please dress warmly and wear practical shoes.Corporate Sponsor Ballymore. Company Punchdrunk (in collaboration with the National Theatre). Director Maxine Doyle. Choreographer Maxine Doyle. Design Robin Harvey. Sound Stephen Dobbie. Lighting Matt Prentice. Costume Tina Bicat. Performer Dan Canham. Performer Vinicius Salles. Performer Sarah Labigne. Performer Ben Duke. Performer Geir Hytten. Performer Fernanda Prata. Performer Meline Danielewicz. Performer Nick Barber. Performer Conor Doyle. Performer Paul O'Shea. Performer Jane Leaney. Performer Rob McNeill. Performer Edward Halstead. Performer Sam Booth. Performer Carrie Jones. Performer Hector Harkness. Performer Rebecca Botten. Performer Kate Hargreaves. | |
10 Oct 06 to 31 Mar 07 | General, Outer London :: V1087 listing details L2019568657 |
T01884439979Presented in two parts in rep. Contains strong language and scenes of a sexual nature. Recommended for age 16+Producer Royal Lyceum. Author Goethe. Adapted by John Clifford. Director Mark Thomson. Design Francis O'Connor. Lighting Simon Mills. Choreographer Malcolm Shields. Music Philip Pinsky. Director Philip Pinsky (music). Performer Paul Brennen (Faust). Performer Dugald Bruce-Lockhart (Mephistopheles). Performer Aaron Shirley. Performer Barnaby Power. Performer Malcolm Shields. Performer Keith Macpherson. Performer Isabella Jarrett. Performer Ruth Connell. Performer Molly Innes. Performer Mary Wells. Performer Douglas Rankine. Performer Jennifer Rhodes. | |
24 Feb 06 to 8 Apr 06 | Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh :: V604 listing details L706235428 |
T01933883736From the story by [Goethe]. Puppets by [Nutsa Dolakidze]. In just over three years, Levan Tsuladze's tiny basement has become the hotbed of a buoyant Georgian theatre scene. For this production of Faust, Tsuladze invited 11 puppeteers to work with this actors, uniting the tradition of Georgian puppetry with the dynamism of his acclaimed company. With support of the Embassy of Georgia in London.Company The Basement Theatre (Tbilisi Georgia). Director Levan Tsuladze. Other Nutsa Dolakidze (puppets). | |
18 May 03 | Oxford Playhouse, Oxford :: V803 listing details L660365563 |
6 May 03 to 8 May 03 | Darlington Arts Centre, Darlington :: V563 listing details L1162629217 |
25 Jul 00 to 29 Jul 00 | The Gate Theatre, Inner London :: V231 listing details L360093859 |
T1866870967Author Annecy Lax. Author Guy Bass. Company Burning Cat Productions. | |
3 Apr 02 to 27 Apr 02 | Cochrane Theatre, Inner London :: V181 listing details L01094669490 |
T149849378Brought up to modern times, set in LA.Company The Actors Touring Company. Director Nick Philippou. Adapted by Nick Philippou. Adapted by Mark Ravenhill. Performer Pete Baillie. Performer Alain Pelletier. | |
2 May 97 to 3 May 97 | Phoenix Arts, Leicester :: V432 listing details L941417557 |
29 Apr 97 to 30 Apr 97 | MacRobert Arts Centre, Stirling :: V642 listing details L325215504 |
24 Apr 97 to 26 Apr 97 | Sherman Theatre, Cardiff :: V824 listing details L1691786094 |
22 Apr 97 | De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea :: V651 listing details L714911007 |
19 Apr 97 | University of Bedfordshire Theatre (formerly the Bowen West Theatre), Bedford :: V16 listing details L430999068 |
14 Apr 97 | The Hawth, Crawley :: V720 listing details L0256114293 |
11 Apr 97 to 12 Apr 97 | Anglia Ruskin Drama Studio, Cambridge :: V20 listing details L01456714924 |
10 Apr 97 | King's Lynn Arts Centre, Kings Lynn :: V67 listing details L0408391458 |
25 Mar 97 to 27 Mar 97 | Manchester Gorilla (formerly Green Room), Manchester :: V485 listing details L387132622 |
21 Mar 97 to 22 Mar 97 | Leighton Buzzard Theatre, Leighton Buzzard :: V13 listing details L01094272339 |
18 Mar 97 to 19 Mar 97 | Trinity Arts Centre, Gainsborough :: V448 listing details L0920206438 |
17 Mar 97 | Stamford Arts Centre, Stamford :: V446 listing details L0641257220 |
25 Feb 97 to 15 Mar 97 | Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, Outer London :: V315 listing details L1407390889 |
13 Feb 97 to 20 Feb 97 | Old Town Hall Arts Centre, Hemel Hempstead :: V45 listing details L542378682 |
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23 Apr 97 | South Street Arts Centre, Reading :: V736 listing details L01787028618 |