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I, LEAR

From: 06 June 2008

To: 06 June 2008

Black Sheep Theatre Co presents this anarchic character comedy at the Commemoration Hall. Click here for more details....

A brand new character comedy from critically-acclaimed double act and Radio 4 writers The Black Sheep.

This new show is directed by the award-winning Cal McCrystal, best known for his work with The Mighty Boosh, Cirque du Soleil, and Peepolykus.

Two of the country’s finest unemployed actors will show you how theatre should be performed, treating you to their unique interpretations of scenes from Britain’s greatest playwrights (and one or two foreigners).

The show culminates in a truly unforgettable and startling reworking of King Lear. You’ll never look at theatre in the same way again…

Suitable for 12yrs+

Tickets £8.50 each, concessions £7.50

COMMEMORATION HALL

HIGH ST

HUNTINGDON

For more information, call 01480 455167 or visit

http://www.adec.org.uk/cambs-arts-tour/eventdetail/ilear

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