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Rattlebox Theatre Company visit The Soapbox! With their production of Beowulf!

Sunday, November 19

We are very excited to welcome Rattlebox Theatre Company to The Soapbox! With their production of … Beowulf!”

A majestic feasting Hall-Heorot, sits proudly on a hill. Built on the orders of King Hrothgar of Denmark as a symbol of his power and wealth. By days its gilded roof dazzles; by night its rafters ring with laughter and song. All wonder at and praise its splendour. Save one… In the wild mist – wreathed marshes, lurks a monster – GRENDEL. Full of envy and hate; he would tear down Hall Heorot’s doors and devour all those within! It is only the famed warrior BEOWULF who might stand any chance against this creature’s great strength; and reclaim the Hall for Denmark’s king”

This show employs engaging storytelling combined with clever puppetry; using many beautifully made puppets, sets and props. The performance is accompanied with evocative live music played on an impressive array of medieval and traditional instruments (including Hurdy Gurdy, Anglo Saxon Lyre, Percussion & Gothic Harp ) by Steve Tyler.

SUITABLE FOR: Children 6+ and their families.

Warning! Contains some scenes of threat /graphic puppet violence .

COST: £8.00 child or £10.00 adult ticket.

WHEN: 11am – 12pm and 2pm-3pm Sunday 19th November 2023 DURATION: 50 minutes.

WHERE: The Soapbox, Devonport Park (Corner of Milne Place & Exmouth Rd) PL1 4QH

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