The School of Night investigates the mystery surrounding Marlowe's sudden untimely death and his association with the leading political and literary figures of the 16th-century including Thomas Kyd, Sir Walter Ralegh and William Shakespeare. In an historical thriller set against the backdrop of political and religious espionage, the charismatic, witty and fiery Marlowe demonstrates a poetic genius arguably equal to Shakespeare's, making the conspiracy theories surrounding Marlowe's apparently accidental death in a tavern brawl all the more credible, right up to the present day.T808806620Company Progress Youth Theatre. | |
| 18 Mar 13 to 19 Mar 13 | Progress Theatre, Reading :: V737 listing details L313178151 |
T2038779344Producer Questors. | |
| 15 Jun 12 to 23 Jun 12 | Questor's Theatre, Outer London :: V326 listing details L0572908181 |
T1212387947Company London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Director Aaron Mullen. Design Richard Bullwinkle. | |
| 15 May 02 to 18 May 02 | MacOwan Theatre (LAMDA), Inner London :: V212 listing details L01683998638 |
T074712094Director Jack Shepherd. Design Anthony Lamble. Lighting Nigel Hollowell Howard. Sound Billy Bowker. Performer Colin Wells (Marlowe). Performer Jonathan Moore (Tom Stone). Performer Graham McTavish (Thomas Kyd). Performer Robert Wilfort (Thomas Walsingham). Performer Amanda Drew (Andry Walsingham). Performer Lolita Chakrabarti (Rosalinda Benotti). Performer Peter Aubrey (Ingram Frizer). Performer Ralph Watson (Sir Walter Raleigh). Performer Michael Wilson (Robyn Poley). Performer Jamie De Courcey (Nicholas Skeres). | |
| 8 Sep 99 to 2 Oct 99 | Minerva Theatre, Chichester :: V1310317653 listing details L1840248881 |
