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The Count of Monte Cristo
Theatre At The Tabard
2 Bath Road
London W4 1LW
Wed 5 Feb to Saturday 22 February
TICKET PRICING: TBASEATING: Please note row H, the back row, is high bench seating. The auditorium has steps up the centre aisle, so book at the front for anyone who may have difficulty with steps or heights.
RUNNING TIME: 2 Hours and 5 Minutes, including a 15 minute interval
LATECOMERS: Latecomers will be not be admitted.
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The Count of Monte Cristo
From the novel by Alexandre Dumas
Adapted by Adam Elliott & Oliver Malam
Join 3 intrepid actors in this fast paced and furiously funny retelling of the greatest revenge tale ever told.
The year is 1815. France is divided, Napoleon plots his return to power, and humble sailor Edmond Dantes is living a simple honest life. Or so he thinks. Betrayed by those who know him, accused of treason, Edmond is imprisoned in the depths of the prison island The Chateau D’If. Forsaken and forgotten, he begins to weave an intricate web of vengeance. Expect revenge, redemption and a whole load of ridiculousness as all 1200 pages of French epic are stuffed onto stage in this brand-new comedy adaptation.
The Count of Monte Cristo is an epic tale of vengeance, redemption and how far one man will go for justice.
“The only kind of madness worth watching in the current climate” – London Theatre Reviews
“Malam, Elliott and Baston are all superb” – LastMinuteTheatreTickets.com
Adapted by Adam Elliott & Oliver Malam
Join 3 intrepid actors in this fast paced and furiously funny retelling of the greatest revenge tale ever told.
The year is 1815. France is divided, Napoleon plots his return to power, and humble sailor Edmond Dantes is living a simple honest life. Or so he thinks. Betrayed by those who know him, accused of treason, Edmond is imprisoned in the depths of the prison island The Chateau D’If. Forsaken and forgotten, he begins to weave an intricate web of vengeance. Expect revenge, redemption and a whole load of ridiculousness as all 1200 pages of French epic are stuffed onto stage in this brand-new comedy adaptation.
The Count of Monte Cristo is an epic tale of vengeance, redemption and how far one man will go for justice.
“The only kind of madness worth watching in the current climate” – London Theatre Reviews
“Malam, Elliott and Baston are all superb” – LastMinuteTheatreTickets.com