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Phedre
The Phoenix Players present Phedre a dramatic tragedy by Jean Racine, translation by Ted Hughes. Directed by Phil Jones.
On the day that Phedre is married to Theseus she sets eyes on his son, the proud Hippolytus, for the first time. She knows then that her fate is sealed and it can only end badly. The Phoenix Players take you on a turbulent journey of passion, forbidden love, jealousy, guilt and dishonour towards a shattering conclusion, in this evening of high-octaine, timeless, classic dr
On the day that Phedre is married to Theseus she sets eyes on his son, the proud Hippolytus, for the first time. She knows then that her fate is sealed and it can only end badly. The Phoenix Players take you on a turbulent journey of passion, forbidden love, jealousy, guilt and dishonour towards a shattering conclusion, in this evening of high-octaine, timeless, classic dr
7.30pm
Tickets £9 with a reduction to £8 for students, children (16 & under) and Senior Citizens (over 60's).
Tickets £9 with a reduction to £8 for students, children (16 & under) and Senior Citizens (over 60's).
The Kings Theatre, Kingsbarton Street, Gloucester, Gloucestershire GL1 2QX
Tue 24 May to Sat 28 May 2016
Website:
www.kingstheatregloucester.co.uk
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