Clocks 1888: The Greener

Clocks 1888: The Greener, playing at the Hackney Empire

Show Info Cast & Creative Age & Content Guide

Genre Opera/Dance

Venue

Hackney Empire Get directions

First Performance 20/04/2016

Closing 22/04/2016

Running Time 1hr45

A brilliant young migrant girl is single handedly running the towering clock that is the beating heart of the East End. When she is discovered by a gentleman explorer they are forced to choose between the worlds they know or each other.

Brolly’s epic new opera tells a powerful story of love and survival that takes the audience on an extraordinary journey into the visually stunning animated world of the clock.

Recommended for theatre-goers aged 12+.

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Cast

Keisha Atwell, Patricia Rozario, Dickon Gough, Adam Temple Smith

Creative

Producer - Brolly

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