London Bubble’s latest promenade performance sees them take you a wander into the woods in pursuit of a mysterious philosopher, The Great God Pan, the police and a smattering of leprechauns. The show begins at dusk, and darkness falls as you explore the park and discover surprises lurking in peculiar places.
This mischievous yet hauntingly beautiful tale is based on James Stephens’s acclaimed 1912 novel, The Crock Of Gold. Stephens is one of the forgotten greats of Irish Literature, whose work has been favourably compared to his contemporaries such as Yeats, lewis Carroll and Edward Lear.
This year’s show is taking place in the following parks:
Sydenham Wells Park, SE26 (June 30-July 2, 9pm)
Raphael Park, Romford, RM2 (July 4-July 6, 9pm)
Waterlow Park, Highgate, N6 (July 4-July 17, 9pm)
Oxleas Wood, Shooters Hill, SE9 (July 19-July 24, 8.30pm)
Gunnersbury Park, Chiswick, W4 (July 26-July 28, 8.30pm)
Manor Farm Site, Ruislip, HA4 (July 30-July 31, 8.30pm)
Valentines Park, Ilford, IG1 (August 2-August 6, 8.30pm)
Southwark Park, SE16 (August 10-14, 8.30pm)
Crock Of Gold, The
Genre
Entertainment
First Performance
30/06/2005
Closing
14/08/2005
Creative
Director - Jonathan Petherbridge
Producer - London Bubble Theatre Company
Author - Based on the novel by James Stephens
Adapted By - Simon Startin
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