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== Reviews ==
 
== Reviews ==

Revision as of 01:57, 16 September 2009

Poster by Steve Marchant

by Terry Pratchett adapted for the stage by Stephen Briggs

Directed by Stuart Draper

Performances: Tue 3rd – Sat 7th June 2003, Bell Theatre


Introduction

Vampyres have arrived in the kingdom of Lancre, and they intend to stay. They see the citizens as a ready source of convenience food.

Lancre’s only defence is the Witches. However the witches find their matriarch, Granny, seems powerless to defeat the vampires. Indeed Granny has disappeared. This leaves Agnes, Nanny and a reluctant Magrat to deal with the situation. Help of a sort appears in the form of Mightily Oats, a priest. Oats has the Book of Om and his faith to help him combat the evil within Lancre, but he would dearly love an axe as well.

The cast features some well known faces, such as Jack King, Helen Chadney and Pat Mill. In addition there are many actors making their SLT debuts, including Angela Bruce and Daisy Horwell.

The South London Theatre production of Carpe Jugulum is a quirky blend of comedy, dark humour and horror. Stunning sets, costumes, sound and lighting will make this an impressive production you should not miss.

Stuart Draper<ref>Directors Notes - SLT Website</ref>

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