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Revision as of 00:14, 9 April 2013

Poster by Poster Designer

by William Shakespeare

Directed by Dave Workman

Performances: Tue 2nd – Sat 6th April 2013, Bell Theatre


Introduction

Timon is a rich young Athenian, incredibly generous with his wealth but undiscriminating and naive. Whenit is revealed to him that his money has all been spent he sends to those so-called friends to support him - but they all refuse.

Enraged by this behaviour, and now aware of the corrupting power of money and them evil it can cause men to do, Timon escapes to a wilderness, where he rejects all entreaties from those who visit him, and dies alone.

At the same time, Alcibiades, a businessman and friend of Timon who has been banished from Athens by the corrupt Senators who readily took his money when it was convenient, declares war on Athens and brings down its corrupt leaders.

Cast

Crew

Many thanks to:

The cast for their infinite amounts of patience; Dylan and the staff of Emmaus South Lambeth for the kind loan and delivery of the sofa; the Hope and Park public houses for the generous donation of rehearsal space; the SLT youth theatre facilitators; Sue and John Workman; Jeanette Hoile and the FoH volunteer team; Jess Osorio and the Box Office volunteers; Matthew Lyne and the bar volunteers.

Reviews

Some review quotes go here


Gallery

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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See Also

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References

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External Links