Towards the end of his career Shakespeare undertook a bold experiment: how much love and then loss could he inflict on one protagonist? How much adventure and shipwreck? How many nautical miles could he cover in one play? How much life could he cram into two hours?
The answer is Pericles, the Mediterranean road-movie that some scholars believe he co-wrote with Tarantino. Rising to meet Shakespeare’s dramaturgical daring head-on, this production condenses a lifetime into a moment, and asks: if you risk everything and lose it, can it still be worth it?
This production includes talk of rape and/or sexual violence, haze and flashing lights.
Performed by MA Acting Classical students from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama with support from MA/MFA Movement: Directing & Teaching.
Pericles
Jacksons Lane, Archway Road, London
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Covid 19 Information
To protect our community, all attendees of Central productions must wear a face covering in all public, communal spaces unless exempt. In line with See It Safely measures, audiences are also required to wear face coverings during performances unless they have a valid exemption.
For the comfort and reassurance of all our guests, students and staff, we kindly request that all audience members over the age of 11 years take a COVID-19 Lateral Flow Test on the day of their visit to Jacksons Lane. Please be prepared to show your registered COVID-19 results and refer to Central’s COVID-19 Information webpage for more details.
To protect our community, all attendees of Central productions must wear a face covering in all public, communal spaces unless exempt. In line with See It Safely measures, audiences are also required to wear face coverings during performances unless they have a valid exemption.
For the comfort and reassurance of all our guests, students and staff, we kindly request that all audience members over the age of 11 years take a COVID-19 Lateral Flow Test on the day of their visit to Jacksons Lane. Please be prepared to show your registered COVID-19 results and refer to Central’s COVID-19 Information webpage for more details.
Event has ended
This event ended on Saturday 19th of February 2022
This event ended on Saturday 19th of February 2022
Admission
£12 general admission / £6 concessions, plus booking fee.
Complimentary tickets: industry and associated professionals.
NB: Tickets are non-refundable.
£12 general admission / £6 concessions, plus booking fee.
Complimentary tickets: industry and associated professionals.
NB: Tickets are non-refundable.
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