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Time: October 20, 2009 at 7:30pm to November 15, 2009 at 10pm
Location: The Courtyard Theatre
Street: Pitfield Street
City/Town: London
Website or Map: http://www.thecourtyard.org.uk
Phone: 0871 297 0740
Event Type: play
Organized By: Periwig and Monkey
Latest Activity: Nov 11

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The Witch of Edmonton by William Rowley, Thomas Dekker and John Ford. 
(New Adaptation by Natasha Dawn)

We all know the dark history of London - Jack the Ripper's Whitechapel, Sweeney Todd's Fleet Street.... but do you know about Witches in North London? 

A Demon is abroad in sleepy Edmonton, violating his way through wicked women, Wicker Men and pox-ridden puppets. Servants plot bigamy and blasphemy, whilst their masters trick and torment the town. As a Hellish Hound runs riot, the innocent have only one place to turn for help - the Devil himself.

Periwig and Monkey's macabre fairy-tale new adaptation of the 1621 play The Witch of Edmonton, based on a tragic true life tale of London Witchcraft, is a spine-chilling story of demons, marriage and murder. Shakespeare meets Tim Burton and The Wicker Man, it will make you ask - Is society responsible for our wrong-doings or does Evil truly exist?

Praise for Periwig and Monkey's shows: 

"Delightfully Devious... a master class in acting" 
THREE WEEKS
"Boldly tackles every taboo head on." 
EDINBURGH GUIDE
" A truly entertaining spectacle" 
BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE

Periwig and Monkey create theatre based on the darker themes of real history, with a touch of grotesque burlesque... www.periwigandmonkey.co.uk

The Witch of Edmonton by Rowley, Dekker and Ford. New Adaptation by Natasha Dawn

20th October – 15th November at The Courtyard Theatre, Hoxton (not Mondays)



20th October - preview
21st October - preview
Press night – 22nd October

Time - 7.30pm

Tickets -
Full - £15
Concessions - £12
Groups of ten or more - £10
Previews - £10


Tickets - www.courtyard.org.uk or www.seeticket.co.uk
Tickets by phone - 0871 297 0740

The Courtyard Theatre
Bowling Green Walk
40 Pitfield Street
London
N1 6EU

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