12th – 17th July 2011
Tuesday 12th – Saturday 16th July 8pm shows
Sunday 17th July 3pm (matinee) and 8pm shows
Tickets: £8 / £5 concessions
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The Trial
Someone must have defamed Josef K.
Justice has to stand still or else the scales will tilt
Daniel Aherne’s new adaptation of Franz Kafka’s classic novel is based on Susanne Lück’s translation, this production will be its first staging. Translation material used with kind permission of Vitalis Verlag.
Founded in December 2009 by Sascha Cooper and Daniel Aherne, Crimson Horse Theatre brings to the stage performances that are unique – from new writing and self devised pieces to classical texts that haven’t been performed in a long time.
Josef K. awakens one morning to find himself under arrest for unidentified crimes. K. then embarks on a journey to understand a mysterious law, administered by strange, dark courts held in dust-laden attics.
In his quest K. enlists the help of beautiful women and an unfathomable lawyer named Dr Huld to prepare his case.
But will K. ever unravel the complex law hunting him…?
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