This show finished on Saturday 01 March 2014, and this page is being kept for archival purposes only.
Sword at Sunset
A dream may be the best thing to die for.
Dates
Tuesday 25 February - Saturday 01 March
Price
£6/5.50/5
Author
Adapted from Rosemary Sutcliff by James Beagon
Venue
Meet the real King Arthur – Artos the Bear - fighting to save the last lights of Western civilization in Britain from the descending barbarian darkness. Bold and forceful in battle, yet tragically tormented in love, Artos must also contend with a darker personal doom.
The remnants of the former Roman Empire are crumbling. Can Artos and his companions preserve something of their culture whilst saving themselves?
Adapted by James Beagon, this is the first staging of the classic by Rosemary Sutcliff, author of the world famous Eagle of the Ninth trilogy.
Cast and Crew
- Abbess
- Marina Johnson
- Ambrosius
- Maddie Haynes
- Artos
- Jacob Close
- Assistant Director
- Tamsyn Lonsdale-Smith
- Assistant Director
- Catherine Livesey
- Assistant Producer
- Eleanor Grose
- Bedwyr
- Adam Butler
- Cei
- Finlay McAfee
- Cerdic
- Casey Elizabeth Enochs
- Director
- James Beagon
- Flavian
- Ihsan Kerr
- Gault
- Ella Rogers
- Guenhumara
- Miriam Wright
- Gwalchmai
- Jonathan Barnett
- Levin
- Florence Bedell Brill
- Light Design
- Vlada Kravtsova
- Maglaunus
- Ian Culleton
- Medraut
- Joseph McAulay
- Minnow
- Hannah Bradley
- Pharic
- Leyla Doany
- Producer
- Jonathan Langley
- Projection
- David Jones
- Saxon
- Alessandro Inguscio
- Sound Design
- Megan Lu
- Sound Design
- Chris Armitstead
- Stage Manager
- Alex Dillon
- Stage Manager
- Rosamund Fitzmaurice
- Stage Manager
- Alvaro Gallego
- Stage Manager
- Danya Bradley Barnes
- Sword Mistress
- Rachel Bussom
- Technical Manager
- Lucija Vihar
- Teleri
- Emily Deans
- Ygerna
- Sophie Craik