The Golem
written by Julia Pascal
in association with The Bull Theatre
 

 

 THE GOLEM - the first Frankenstein

A new play for children aged  5 -13


credit: Irene Wise

Why do giants, monsters and robots  excite all children?

This ancient story, set in Prague,  shows   how  mystery magics up  a giant, The Golem, to save the village people against harm. The Golem becomes a local hero. But, with time, what happens when The Golem decides to take control?

Fusing  puppetry, grotesque theatre with  original music and  a modern text, this new exploration of the Frankenstein story will thrill and intrigue 
young audiences.

The Golem, inspired by the Jewish legend of the man made out of dust  was the germ of Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein


Written by Julia Pascal.
Directed by Liselle Terret
Designed by Nicolai Hart Hansen

Julia Pascal won a Millennium Award from the Jewish Music Institute and the Lottery 
to commission original music from Kyla Greenbaum for The Golem
 

abdala keserwani

 

kris brookman:::abdala keserwani:::theresa aldridge


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