Described by some critics as Williams' most challenging and ambitious work, Camino Real depicts Don Quixote's dream of the adventures of historical and mythical figures trying to escape from Camino Real - a town on the edge of civilization where characters land when they have relinquished their hopes. Into this world comes Kilroy, an American boxer, who is down but not out. While the town works to absorb Kilroy's hopelessness, he fights to stay alive among characters who struggle to distinguish imagination from reality.T0207683623Running time: 2hrs 55mins. Suitable for ages 14+Company Tumanishvili Film Actors Theatre. Director Hillary Wood. | |
| 17 Sep 10 to 19 Sep 10 | Riverside Studios, Outer London :: V331 listing details L0792920520 |
T01158346477Written in 1952, Camino Real was Tennessee Williams’ first poetic ‘dreamplay’, a direct artistic response to his more realistic works for theatre. In this new adaptation, created with students from the University of Glamorgan, choreographer and theatre director Sean Tuan John deconstructs the boundaries between naturalistic acting and caricature, exploring the separation between actor and performer, self and character. | |
| 23 Jan 09 to 24 Jan 09 | Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff :: V827 listing details L01997399398 |
T1417197955Company Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC). Director Steven Pimlott. Music Jason Carr. Performer Peter Egan. Performer Leslie Phillips. | |
| 26 Feb 98 to 25 Apr 98 | The Young Vic, West End :: V245 listing details L1571665826 |
| 4 Nov 97 to 8 Nov 97 | Pavilions, Plymouth :: V896 listing details L0239243690 |
| 13 Oct 97 to 18 Oct 97 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L01940610090 |
| 13 Oct 97 to 18 Oct 97 | Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V570 listing details L040693601 |
| 20 Feb 97 to 19 Aug 97 | Swan Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V136 listing details L375659357 |
