• Lucy Bailey

    30 Jul 2008

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    Lucy Bailey does not do easy Shakespearean productions, certainly not at Shakespeare’s Globe. No well known texts for this director. Romeo And Juliet? Pah! King Lear? Ha! Read more


Timon Of Athens

Showing at: Globe Theatre

Box Office: 020 7401 9919

Age: General

Genre: Play

Sub Genre: Tragedy

Timon, a rich and generous Athenian, showers his friends with gifts and hospitality. Only the cynical and suspicious Apemantus and Timon’s steward, Flavius, try to curb his excessive his extravagance. At last, the money runs out and Timon turns to his fair-weather friends for help. One by one they refuse, and Timon, once the city’s most carefree philanthropist, turns into its most savage misanthrope having lost his trust in everyone around him.

Lucy Bailey, William Dudley and Django Bates previously worked together on the critically acclaimed 2006 production of Titus Andronicus at the Globe.

For more about Timon Of Athens at Shakespeare's Globe read the Big Interview with director Lucy Bailey or our First Night Feature.

Performance Details

  • previews from: 26 Jul 2008
  • opening night: 06 Aug 2008
  • closing: 03 Oct 2008

show times: Various - contact theatre for dates and times

ticket prices: £5-£33

Assisted Performances

sign language interpreted performance: By Peter Llewellyn-Jones on Thu 4 Sep at 19:30 T: 020 7401 9919 M: 020 7902 1476

 

cast: Peter Bankolé, Jonathan Bond, Oliver Boot, Christopher Brandon, Adam Burton, Richard Clews, Patrick Godfrey, Robert Goodale, Michael Jibson, Michael Matus, Pippa Nixon, Gary Oliver, Simon Paisley Day, Sam Parks, Bo Poraj, Fernanda Prata, Laura Rogers, Vinicius Salles, Bethan Walker, Sian Williams, Alina Bzhezhinska, Marta Janitorova, Julie Kjær, Clara Sanabras, Sovra Wilson Dickson

author: William Shakespeare

director: Lucy Bailey

choreographer: Maxine Doyle

designer: William Dudley

producer: Shakespeare's Globe

 

map: View Map

address: Bankside,London,United Kingdom,SE1 9DT

nearest tube: Mansion House, Bank, Southwark, Cannon Street or London Bridge

nearest bus: 11, 15, 17, 23, 26, 45, 63, 76, 100, 344, 381, RV1

nearest train: Mansion House, Bank, Southwark, Cannon Street or London Bridge.

parking: Up to 2 disabled parking bays available outside theatre by special arrangement. Meters on New Globe Walk. NCP car park on Upper Thames Street. Free phone service for minicabs in foyer. Taxi rank outside main entrance.

air conditioned: Yes

 

Assisted Performance Booking Information

Access Booking: Tel: 020 7401 1409 Fax: 020 7902 1475 Textphone: 020 7902 1476

Accessible Facilities Venue Information

discounts: Wheelchair users and companions have reduced price of £20 when seatedin Gentlemen's Room Q.

limited mobility: Lower Gallery most accessible with only 2-5 steps. There are 28 steps to the Middle Gallery and 50 steps to the Upper Gallery. Patrons who have booked seats in these galleries can be escorted up in the lift by a member of the front of house staff, who will then return at theinterval and at the end of the performance to collect them.

access description: Entry to the main foyer is through heavy, glass double doors. On the left there is a wheelchair accessible automatic door which opens outwards and is operated by buttons on the inside and outside. There is a seperate ramped entrance to the Exhibition on Bankside. The Box Office is on the right hand side of the foyer, with an 800mm high counter for patrons using wheelchairs. A lift to the right of the Box Office gives access to the Theatre, Circle, Cafe and other hospitality areas and holds six people or one wheelchair plus companion. The lift door is 810mm wide. The Information Desk is directly in front of the main entrance doors, with a 750mm high counter for patrons using wheelchairs. A staircase to the left of the Information Desk, with a handrail on both sides, leads up to the gift Shop, Piazza, and Cafe areas. Glass doors open onto the Piazza which surrounds the theatre.

hearing impaired: Induction loop system available for all performances. Please be aware thet that Globe is an open air theatre and the loop will amplify all sounds, including aeroplanes overhead and boats on the river. Hearing aids should be switched to the T position. Hearing dogs are welcome, please inform the Box Office when booking and contact the house manager upon arrival.

guide dogs policy: Guide dogs are permitted inside the auditorium. Please inform the Box Office when booking and contact the house manager upon arrival. Please be aware thet the Yard can be very noisy and crowded and that certain productions contain loud nsound effects such as cannon fire.

wheelchairs: The Globe has provision for five wheelchair users in the Yard and 3 plus companions in Gentlemen's Room Q. The Gentlemen's Room places are accessed by lift, and patrons are accompanied by a member of the Front of House staff. Wheelchair users and companions booking places in Gentlemen's Room Q can take advantage of reduced price tickets at £20. Wheelchair users should be aware that the Yard accomodates up to 600 people standing and that the stage is five feet above ground level so sight lines are limited. A wheelchair is available to assist patrons to their theatre seats. Unfortunately it cannot be used during performances.

toilets: Men’s and Women’s at Globe Door 1and Globe Door 4, further toilets off the entrance foyer.

disabled toilets: Adapted toilets by Globe Door 1, next to first aid room on Piazza level, and by balcony room on level 2 – staff can assist.

legroom: Acces guides, Braille synopses and touch tours available on request. For touch tour dates please phone the front of house manager on 020 4902 1480.

food: Gift shop, Piazza and Cafe are allon the Piazza level. Glass doors open on the Piazza which surrounds the theatre.

Timon Of Athens poster

Timon Of Athens poster

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