Canterbury Tales is a bawdy classic written 700 years ago, it centres on a group of pilgrims who entertain one another with stories as they ride to Canterbury Cathedral. But despite the apparently holy purpose of their journey these travellers reveal themselves as sinners rather than saints. The pilgrims contrasting and colourful backgrounds offer many different stories, from the serious and moral to the farcical and bawdy, proving that like Shakespeare after him, Chaucer was 'not for an age but for all time' . Phil Woods has updated the 600 year old Chaucer to recreate for a modern audience the spectacle, humour and bawdiness of the fourthteenth century original| 21 Sep 98 to 26 Sep 98 | Theatre Royal Brighton, East Sussex Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 14 Sep 98 to 19 Sep 98 | Fairfield Halls Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
