The Bacchae
- Source: The List (Issue 664)
- Date: 9 August 2010
- Written by: Allan Radcliffe
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This article is from 2010.
A fast-paced production where some plot-twists may get lost amongst writhing
This all-male version of Euripides’ tragedy adds a homoerotic sheen to the already potent mix of vengeance, repression and brutal slaughter. The cast power their physicality into the fast-paced production, though some of the more intricate plot twists get lost amidst all the writhing around onstage.
Venue 13, 0707 420 1313, until 21 Aug (not 16), 8.30pm, £8 (£5).
This article is from 2010.
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