Everybody loves Lulu. So why does she cause such chaos wherever she goes? Ever since Frank Wedekind’s play was banned in the late 1800s, his heroine has fascinated and infuriated audiences. Lulu was memorably filmed with Louise Brooks in the starring role, turned into a major modern opera by Alban Berg, and has been adapted by several English playwrights. This witty and sardonic translation by Peter Barnes stays close to Wedekind’s spirit, refreshing Lulu’s power to captivate and shock.
Lulu is about sex. (There! I've said it...) It deals with the power of sexual obsession to inspire and destroy both the one who lusts, and the one who is lusted after.
This play contains adult themes and language and is NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN
Saturday 28th March to Saturday 4th April 2009
Evenings at 7.45pm
Except Sunday 29 March at 4pm
There will be NO Matinee
• Wed 1st - No performance
“Woman will love her, that she is a woman more worth than any man; men, that she is the rarest of all”Winters Tale, Act v, Sc.1