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2023

Salome

By Oscar Wilde

At once horrible and sublime, Oscar Wilde's one-act tragedy Salomé is a visionary take on the biblical myth of Salomé, princess of Judea. Capturing the violence of the male and female gaze on the body, this symbolist poem depicts Salomé's lust for the prophet Jokannaan and her transcendence and transgression into blasphemy. A subversive portrait of female desire through the radical pursuit of art.


Translation from the French by Lord Alfred Douglas (1894)

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" Truly frightening. Director Philomene Cheynet has a formidable visual sense. "

All Edinburgh Theatre

" Surreal "

Broadway World

" Comes as a shock and, increasingly, as an ecstasy. "

Tychy

" Penetrating symbolism "

EdFringe Review

CAST

SALOME

Clare Robinson

HEROD

Angus Morrison

HERODIAS

Arianna Branca

YOUNG SYRIAN/ SLAVE

Finnian Smyth

JOKANAAN

Lachlan Robertson

GUARD/ JEW

Michael Johnson

GUARD/ TIGELLINUS

Peter Chrighton

JEW/ SLAVE

Sophie Craig

PAGE

Michelle Michaels

JEW/ CAPPADOCCIAN

Ray Finlayson


CREW


DIRECTOR/ DESIGNER

Philomene Cheynet

ASSIST. DIR.

Kristjan Gudjonsson

CREATIVE ASSOC.

Trudy Kalvynaite

PRODUCER

Dia Hunter

COSTUME DESIGN

Nhi Tran

SOUND DESIGN

Nicola Larivosecci

LIGHTING DESIGN

Nat Lamont

CHOREOGRAPHY

Amrit Gill


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