14th, 15th and 16th August 2009, The Roundhouse Studio Theatre.
Originally performed in France due to the censorship on the British stage Wilde’s Salomé, a radical retelling of the famous temptress and her dance of the seven veils inspires this, the next in the Lazarus Cannon.
Herod, King of Judaea, obsessed by his step daughter, begs her to dance for him, her seductive, sensual and hypnotic cascade of the veils leads to horrific destruction.
Through the use of movement, text and an original score we present this the most seductive and sensual of Wilde’s plays. The large ensemble of twenty actors presents one of our most sexually charged and provocative pieces of theatre in one of the most exciting performance venues in London, The Roundhouse.
Salomé is performed as part of The Camden Fringe 2009
CREATIVE
Directed by Ricky Dukes
Design by Heather Doole and Ricky Dukes
Movement Direction - Tim McFarland and Ricky Dukes
Music by Sebastian Willan
Lighting Design - Heather Doole
Production Manager - Heather Doole
Stage Management - Karli Van Heerden and Theo Bahl
Production Image by Liam Welton
CAST
Herod - Daniel Pinto
Iokanaan - Zackary Momoh
Young Syrian - Andres Ortiz
Tigellinus - Christopher Eastwood
Cappadocian - Andrew Root
Nubian - Anna-Marlene Wirtz
First Soldier - Lars Van Riesen
Second Soldier - Jamie Biddle
Page of Herodias - James Ronan
Naaman - Jamie Hannon
Herodias - Alicia Charles
Salomé - Lucy Grace Norris
Woman of the Court;
Sophie Ash, Carrie Whitton, Claire Bond, Gabriella Schmidt, Crystal Van Lloy, Hannah Redfern, Rebecca Livermore, Rachel Chambers and Victoria Corlass.
