Frankenstein’s Monster Is Drunk And The Sheep Have All Jumped The Fences

The story begins in 1946, when they dig Frankenstein’s monster out of a glacier, where he’d crawled after his Hollywood career had given up the ghost.

Fully defrosted, he meets his match, a spark which ignites a love story of monstrous proportions, a duet of undateables who stand out and fit in and forge their own brutiful brand of domestic bliss in a small holding with their 67 (Italian) blue sheep. Where comedy is pitch black and horror gets a happy ever after, this wildly fresh look at the Frankenstein myth is provocative, topical and tailor made for critically acclaimed theatre mavericks, and festival favourites, Big Telly.

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• Age guidance: 14 Yrs +
• Preview: Friday 14 October
• Trigger: references to miscarriage

Credits

• Director: Zoe Seaton
• Producer: Crissy O Donovan
• Sound Design: Garth McConaghie
• Designer: Ryan Dawson Laight
• Production Manager: Sinead Owens
• Technician: Aaron Ross
• Lighting Designer: Blue Hanley
• Movement Director: Sarah Johnston
• Cast: Vicky Allen, Nicky Harley, Rhodri Lewis, Chris Robinson
• Devised by Zoe Seaton and The Company
• Adapted from the short story by Owen Booth