Greek myths at Headington.

From 09 Oct 2006 to 13 Oct 2006

10-14 Oct 2006. Britains celebrated storytelling duo, Hugh Lupton and Daniel Morden, return to the Theatre at Headington with their complete cycle of Greek myths after their sell-out performances last year. First up is Icarus (10 Oct), which tells the story of three generations of craftsmen: Prometheus the Titan, Hephaestos the God and Daedelus the man, who fashioned wings for himself and his son Icarus in an attempt to escape from Crete. This is followed by Metamorphosis (11 Oct), drawn from Ovids tales of gods and goddesses and the legends of transformation. Lupton and Morden then bring to life Homers epic tale of the siege and fall of Troy in The Iliad (13 Oct), with the final performance recounting Odysseus long and difficult voyage home after the Trojan war in The Odyssey (14 Oct). Admission 15 concessions 12. Performances 10, 11, 13 & 14 Oct at 19.30.

General Info

Address The Theatre at Headington is in Headington School, Headington Road, Oxford OX3 7TD. By bus routes 2, 2a, 7, 7a & 400 to the Gypsy Lane stop. The Oxford Tube, X90, X70 and X80 also stop at the gates. Tel. +44 01865 759138 theatre@headington.org

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Greek myths at Headington.

The Theatre at Headington is in Headington School, Headington Road, Oxford OX3 7TD. By bus routes 2, 2a, 7, 7a & 400 to the Gypsy Lane stop. The Oxford Tube, X90, X70 and X80 also stop at the gates. Tel. +44 01865 759138 theatre@headington.org