CROSS PURPOSE by Nobel Laureate Albert Camus to play at King's Head Theatre
A mother and sister running a guesthouse
are murdering their wealthy guests and
dumping them in a river in
Cross Purpose
by Nobel Laureate Albert Camus
A man returns home to bring good fortune to his Mother and Sister, deciding to remain anonymous, a decision that ultimately proves fatal. He finds them running a guesthouse, murdering their wealthy guests and dumping them in a nearby river. Darkly absurd and tragic consequences ensue in this play by Nobel Laureate Albert Camus.
Cross Purpose, directed by Stephen Whitson, plays at the King’s Head Theatre from Sunday October 7 - Sunday November 11, playing on Sundays and Mondays.
Press night is Monday October 8 at 7.15pm.
Albert Camus was a French author, and philosopher. His views contributed to the rise of the philosophy known as Absurdism. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1957 “for his important literary production, which with clear-sighted earnestness illuminates the problems of the human conscience in our times”.
AM Media Productions Ltd
present
Cross Purpose
by Albert Camus
translated by Stuart Gilbert
Director Stephen Whitson
Designer Jenny Gamble
Sound Design Tim Adnitt
Lighting Design Phil Hunter
Costume Design Ilona Russell
Cast:
Jamie Birkett
Christina Thornton
David Lomax
Melissanthi Mahut
Leonard Fenton
Listings information
Cross Purpose
King’s Head Theatre
115 Upper Street
London N1 1QN
Sunday 7 October to Sunday 11 November
Press Night: Monday 8 October at 7.15pm
Sunday 7 October at 7.15pm
Monday 8 October at 7.15pm
Sunday 14 October at 7.15pm
Monday 15 October at 7.15pm
Sunday 21 October at 7.15pm
Monday 22 October at 7.15pm
Sunday 28 October at 7.15pm
Monday 29 October at 7.15pm
Sunday 4 November at 7.15pm
Monday 5 November at 7.15pm
Sunday 11 November at 3.00pm
Sunday 11 November at 7.15pm
Tickets: £10.00 - £25.00
Box office: 020 7478 0160
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