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Scoop Theatre – Oedipus plays

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For its 11th year in The Scoop at More London, the award-winning London’s Free Open Air Theatre Season (previously known as Steam Industry Free Theatre) presents The Thebans directed by Phil Willmott; two fully staged productions inspired by the ancient Greek city of Thebes. Whether you’re new to these masterpieces or already a fan, what better place to enjoy them than beneath a summer sky on the banks of the Thames.

Prince of Thebes

Date: Every Wednesday to Sunday / 7 August – 1 September

Time: 18:00 – 19:00

Aimed at a family audience and those encountering Oedipus for the first time, the irresistible blend of comedy, adventure, music and puppetry will introduce you to the young Prince as he thwarts magical and mortal enemies in his quest to lift an evil spell.

Oedipus and Antigone

Date: Every Wednesday to Sunday / 7 August – 1 September

Time: 20.00 – 22.00

As twilight gathers around More London, older audiences are invited to discover the terrible fate of the adult Oedipus and his children in a vivid new production combining masterpieces by Aeschylus and Sophocles. Chronicling the downfall of the Theban Royal family this epic story of a proud father and daughter battling the gods for survival echoes down the centuries and asks us to consider the role destiny plays in all our lives.

Post show chats with the company will take place after Oedipus and Antigone on 11, 15, 25 and 29 August. STAGETEXT captioned performance of both shows – 22 August

The Scoop Amphitheatre,

2A More London Riverside,

London SE1 2DB

Last Updated Tuesday, 16 July 2013
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